Angie Nixon declined to call Cuba a dictatorship, criticized the longstanding U.S. embargo, and backed a return to Obama era policies, giving Republicans sharp material as she challenges Sen. Ashley Moody in Florida.
T.J. Wolfgram, an independent and conservative outreach captain for Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign, dismissed concerns about reported Muslim Brotherhood ties and declared that Americans are idiots in an undercover recording obtained by The Midwesterner.
President Donald Trump announced a $1 million reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of people responsible for voter fraud, extending the offer to cases involving previous elections and the approaching 2026 midterms.
Jonathan Miller, a Libertarian candidate for the North Carolina Senate, was arrested after fleeing an armed welfare check and documenting the ensuing police pursuit online. The hourslong standoff ended without gunfire or injuries.
A House Judiciary Committee report details how prosecutors across New York City were trained to pursue immigration safe resolutions, omit key facts from conviction records and reduce charges that could otherwise expose illegal immigrants to deportation.
Federal prosecutors accuse former FBI Director James Comey of communicating national defense information to an unauthorized person in 2016, while his attorneys challenge the filing and argue that the government must first obtain a grand jury indictment.
UC Berkeley professor Richard Borcherds now grades homework mainly for completion and relies on exams administered in person, warning that rapidly improving AI has made student work difficult to verify and could transform mathematics itself.
Nevada’s family says parents from an opposing team called police over the three year old’s dominant performance. After the family was allegedly escorted from the field, the youth soccer league banned Nevada and refunded the registration fee.