Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced on Thursday that the state Legislature would hold a special session to help ensure President Joe Biden will be on the state’s ballot after the secretary of state’s office warned he might not be. GOP Secretary of State Frank…
Read More Ohio Governor Calls Special Session To Help Ensure Biden Is On State’s Ballot
Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey believes that concerns over males competing in female sports are based on “overgeneralized” and “unfounded assumptions,” according to a June 2023 letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. Casey wrote the letter in response to an individual asking about…
Read More Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey Says Concerns About Males Competing In Female Sports Are ‘Unfounded’
The conservative Sentinel Action Fund (SAF) announced on Wednesday its first seven-figure investment in Ohio to encourage early voting, and endorsed Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, the Daily Caller News Foundation first learned. SAF’s announcement is the first of multiple seven-figure investments it plans to make…
Read More Conservative Group Announces Seven-Figure Early Vote Push In Ohio, Endorses Bernie Moreno For Senate
The race between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden appears to be tightening across seven battleground states that will be crucial in securing a second term for either candidate, a Monday poll found. Trump’s lead against Biden narrowed from six to four points…
Read More Trump’s Lead Over Biden Narrows In Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania And Wisconsin
Voters in Multnomah County, Oregon, which encompasses Portland and its surrounding area, could boot left-wing District Attorney Mike Schmidt on Tuesday. Prosecutor Nathan Vasquez, a Republican-turned-independent who works under Schmidt, could oust the district attorney in the head-to-head nonpartisan primary if he secures over 50% of the vote. Schmidt…
Read More County In Oregon Could Send Its Soros-Backed DA Packing After Crime Surge
Some of President Joe Biden’s 2020 voters named inflation, foreign policy and illegal immigration as their main reasons for considering backing former President Donald Trump, instead, in November, The New York Times reported on Friday. The NYT/Siena College survey released on Monday across Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Wisconsin,…
Read More Biden 2020 Voters Explain Why They’re Backing Trump In 2024
Polling for Maryland’s Senate race largely suggests Larry Hogan, the widely popular former Republican governor, fares better in a general election against the Democrat whom voters chose to be their nominee Tuesday. Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks defeated Rep. David Trone by over ten points among a crowded…
Read More Democrats May Have Just Shot Themselves In The Foot In Maryland
California State University (CSU) put Sonoma State University (SSU) President Mike Lee on leave after he sent a campus memo signaling an agreement with pro-Palestinian protesters that did not receive the “appropriate approvals,” according to a Wednesday CSU press release. Lee issued an “encampment update” Tuesday evening,…
Read More California University Puts President On Leave After Caving To Anti-Israel Protesters’ Demands
Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton endorsed former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers on Thursday for Michigan’s open Senate seat, the Daily Caller News Foundation first learned. Rogers, a National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) recruit, is the clear frontrunner in the GOP primary, and will likely face Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin in…
Read More Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton Endorses Mike Rogers In Michigan Senate Race
California’s Jurupa Unified School District settled a lawsuit on Tuesday, agreeing to pay $360,000 to a former high school teacher who was fired after refusing to use students’ preferred pronouns, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Advocates for Faith and Freedom filed suit in May 2023 after then-gym…
Read More California School District Settles $360K Lawsuit With Teacher Fired For Refusing To Use Students’ Preferred Pronouns