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ReportingAug 3, 2026Read →

Former GOP Congresswoman Kay Granger Dies at 83 After Decades of Public Service

Former Rep. Kay Granger, a pioneering Texas Republican who broke multiple barriers for women in public office, has died at the age of 83 after representing Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives for nearly three…

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ReportingJul 10, 2026Read →

Pa Senators From Different Parties Combine Fundraising Efforts

Sens. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) and Dave McCormick (R-Pa.) may come from opposite sides of the aisle, but they have combined their fundraising efforts in advance of the 2026 midterms and 2028 election cycle by forming one Political Action Committee.

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ReportingMay 28, 2026Read →

Vance, Rubio Top Contenders in ’28 GOP Presidential Primary: Poll

It appears Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are the front-runners a new poll on a hypothetical Republican presidential primary. The two are currently neck and neck, according to an Emerson…

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ReportingMay 4, 2026Read →

GOP Seeks to Flip Fetterman; Trump Offers ‘Total and Complete Endorsement’: Report

There’s a saying that goes, “Politics makes strange bedfellows.” President Donald Trump hopes to being that sentiment into fruition by trying to woo Democrat Sen. John Fetterman (Pa.) to the Republican Party …

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ReportingApr 29, 2026Read →

Fox News Hits Fetterman With Million-Dollar Question

It may been seen as the million-dollar question for political observers and Fox News’ John Roberts asked it. “Why don’t you run as a Republican?” Roberts asked Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.), who is perceived to be at odds…

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ReportingFeb 10, 2026Read →

Collins Announces Reelection Bid for Senate

Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) is running for reelection. Collins announced her reelection bid in a video showing her unpacking New Balance running shoes, per The Hill . “This is perfect for 2026, because I’m running,”…

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ReportingJan 29, 2026Read →

House GOP Unveils ‘Make Elections Great Again Act’

House Republicans are taking steps to ensure elections on the U.S. are above board. To that end, an elections reform bill was unveiled that would require voters to present photo IDs when voting and citizenship…

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ReportingJan 6, 2026Read →

Rep LaMalfa Dies at 65

U.S. Rep. Doug LaMalfa, (R-Calif.) has died. He was 65. LaMalfa represented the 1st Congressional District, part of Northern California. He was chair of the Congressional Western Caucus, Fox News reported. Now, the…

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ReportingDec 9, 2025Read →

Blakeman Launches Bid for New York Governor, Setting Up GOP Showdown

Bruce Blakeman stepped directly into the center of New York’s political battlefield on Tuesday, announcing a run for governor and immediately igniting what’s expected to be one of the most combative Republican primaries…

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ReportingNov 16, 2025Read →

GOP Leaders Close Ranks Behind Trump After Election Losses

After Republicans suffered major setbacks in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, party leaders remain unwavering, insisting their policies, message, and President Donald Trump’s leadership are not to blame…

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ReportingNov 3, 2025Read →

Winsome Earle-Sears Delivers Final Push to Virginia Voters Ahead of Election Day

Virginia gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears led the state’s Republican ticket in delivering a final message to voters Monday ahead of Election Day, emphasizing her record alongside Governor Glenn Youngkin and…

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ReportingAug 7, 2025Read →

Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan Leaves GOP to Join Dem Party

There is one less Republican in the world after former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan jumped ship to join the Democratic Party. Duncan, who served as lieutenant governor as a Republican from 2019 until 2023, announced…

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ReportingJun 30, 2025Read →

Supreme Court Takes Up Dispute Over Party Spending in Federal Campaigns

This fall, the U.S. Supreme Court will weigh the future of a decades-old campaign finance restriction, stepping into a high-stakes legal battle over how much political parties can coordinate spending with their…

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ReportingJun 4, 2025Read →

Joe Walsh, Who Ran for GOP Nomination in 2020, Switches to Dem Party

Former U.S. Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh has announced he is switching to the Democratic Party in a lengthy Substack post Tuesday. “Three words I never thought I’d ever utter: I’m a Democrat. This former Republican…

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ReportingNov 6, 2024Read →

Report: GOP to Control Senate

The Republican Party will have control of the Senate with 51 seats in the new year, Fox News Decision Desk projected . Republican incumbent Senator Deb Fischer is projected to independent challenger Dan Osborn and make…

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ReportingApr 10, 2024Read →

Whoopi Goldberg: Will GOP Want to Bring Back Slavery After Arizona Abortion Ban

“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg questioned just how far back Republicans are willing to go in history following the reinstatement of an abortion ban in Arizona that dates back to 1864. The timeline was not lost on…

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ReportingDec 8, 2023Read →

Republican Senator’s Son Charged With Manslaughter in Crash that Killed Deputy

The son of a North Dakota senator was charged with manslaughter after he allegedly led police on a car chase, which resulted in the death of a sheriff’s deputy on Wednesday. Ian Cramer, 42, son of Sen. Kevin Cramer…

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ReportingOct 13, 2023Read →

‘More Impressed by Her’: Dave Portnoy Praises Presidential Candidate for Supporting Israel’s ‘Need to Eliminate Hamas’

Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports praised Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley for her support for Israel’s “need to eliminate Hamas” and added that he is “more impressed by her.” In a post on X…

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ReportingSep 28, 2023Read →

DeSantis Shuts Down Debate Moderators Asking Candidates to ‘Vote’ Opponent ‘Off the Island’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) labeled a question from Fox News host Dana Perino as “disrespectful” after she asked them to pick a candidate to vote off “the island.” During the second Republican primary debate held at…

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ReportingSep 28, 2023Read →

DeSantis Vows to Use US Military to Go After Drug Cartels

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vowed to use the United States Military to go after drug cartels, pointing out that they are “killing our children.” During the second Republican primary debate held at the Ronald Reagan…

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