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Lying about elections is a hard habit to break, as some candidates Tuesday showed. → Read More
In significant state-level Republican primary races across the country Tuesday, candidates who ran on lies about the 2020 election were dominant. → Read More
Republican voters on Tuesday picked a conspiracy theorizing Arizona state representative to become their nominee to oversee the state's elections. → Read More
Pundit Tudor Dixon has won the Republican nomination to challenge Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) this fall, capping a chaotic Republican primary season… → Read More
The Idaho law prohibits abortions in all cases except documented cases of rape, or when “deemed necessary to prevent the death of the pregnant woman.” → Read More
The appeals court ruled that county prosectors weren’t subject to a pause against enforcement by Michigan’s attorney general. → Read More
After coming under intense criticism for allying himself with the anti-Semitic founder of the social media platform Gab, and paying Gab $5,000 for “campaign… → Read More
A Wisconsin sheriff who’s argued for months that the state’s top elections officials should be charged criminally actually celebrated a local right-wing… → Read More
The judge said not only that the probe had uncovered no evidence of voter fraud, but also that the process had “punished” the people of Wisconsin. → Read More
The new guidance applies to all state and local agencies that receive funds from the Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service. → Read More
“We would just be sending in ‘fake’ electoral votes to Pence so that ‘someone’ in Congress can make an objection,” one lawyer wrote → Read More
Here are the basics of Mastriano’s relationship with Andrew Torba, the anti-Semitic founder of Gab. → Read More
Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon was convicted on two counts of contempt of Congress Friday after a jury trial in Washington, D.C. In all, the jury took less than three hours to deliberate. → Read More
The former president wants the ability to fire tens of thousands of government employees at will if and when he’s in the White House again. → Read More
The Jan. 6 Committee on Thursday used radio traffic and the account of a White House security official to illustrate just how close of a call things were for… → Read More
A bipartisan negotiating group released a pair of bills Wednesday that, among other steps, updates the 135-year-old Electoral Count Act. → Read More
The primary focus of the reported package is the Electoral Count Act, the vague 135-year-law that Trump targeted in 2020. → Read More
Both Pottinger and Matthews were part of a wave of White House resignations shortly after the attack. → Read More
Where was Trump, and what was he doing, during the attack? Hours of witness testimony help paint a picture. → Read More
It appears that Mark Martin, the former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, advised then-President Donald Trump to have the Justice Department… → Read More