Milwaukees latest election-night blunder has once again raised serious questions about the integrity and competence of the citys vote-counting process in a state that has repeatedly decided presidential contests by razor-thin margins.

A slickly marketed effort to sell Texas voters on Republicans for Talarico is rapidly unraveling as yet another manufactured narrative designed to prop up a far-left Democrat.

An activist at the center of New Yorks radical housing movement is drawing scrutiny for leading a rent strike while enjoying the benefits of a life steeped in wealth, celebrity, and inherited privilege.

Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, has secured a spot in a runoff after advancing in South Carolinas GOP special primary to fill her brothers vacant US Senate seat.

Michele Tafoya, the celebrated FOX News contributor and longtime NFL sideline reporter, secured the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota, positioning herself as a formidable conservative challenger in a state long dominated by Democrats.

Hecklers have become a routine feature of Americas hyper-partisan politics, but it is still relatively rare for an elected official to be met with a wall of sustained, hostile booing from what appears to be most of a crowd.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrowly defeated democratic socialist state Rep. Francesca Hong in Wisconsins Democratic gubernatorial primary, halting the advance of a Democratic Socialists of Americabacked candidate whose record of radical proposals and incendiary rhetoric had increasingly alarmed voters.

The American lefts socialist wing is enjoying a burst of primary victories, but its radical agenda and cultural disconnect are becoming harder to hide.

Miss North Carolina USA winner Brittany Boltinhouse is preparing to take legal action after being stripped of her crown over alleged racist social media posts, denouncing what she and her attorneys describe as a blatant case of cancel culture aimed at a conservative Christian woman.

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, is attacking one of Americas most beloved pastimes by claiming that toxic masculinity lies at the core of football culture.