MJ Hegar’s campaign ad ‘Doors’ feels like a movie trailer, and it’s paying off in views for the Air Force veteran and Purple Heart recipient.
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Eric Greitens' nonprofit was 'criminal enterprise,' but committee must end: Mo. lawmaker
“I understand this may disappoint some of you — and some in the public — who demand further accountability for Eric Greitens,” wrote Rep. Jay
Jeff Sessions defends Trump border policy in Reno, protesters try to block street
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Supreme Court defers new case from North Carolina challenging partisan election maps
The Supreme Court refused again Monday to decide whether state legislatures can draw election maps for partisan gain. The justices sent a challenge to North
Sarah Sanders and the failure of “civility”
A little impoliteness could be what America really needs. After White House press secretary Sarah Sanders announced that she had been denied service at a
The past 72 hours in Sarah Sanders’s dinner and the civility debate, explained
The White House press secretary tried to get dinner on Friday, and we’ve been talking about it for three days. After weeks of outrage over
Mitt Romney is now just like every other Republican: he’s with Trump for the tax cuts
Romney says he will only rebuke Trump if “it is a matter of substantial significance.” Mitt Romney, the once fierce Trump critic running for Utah
How Silicon Valley workers are revolting against Trump’s immigration policy
Tech workers have traditionally shied away from organizing. That’s changing. There’s a fight on inside Microsoft. White-collar tech workers who have traditionally shied away from
Every June 26 primary election you should know about, briefly explained
Voters head to the polls in New York, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Maryland. The summer primary season continues on Tuesday, June 26, with voters in