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Platner Wins Maine in a Blowout as the Scandals Become the Credential
A Nazi tattoo, abuse allegations, and old posts would have ended a candidate a decade ago; Maine Democrats handed him 78% anyway
A Nazi tattoo, abuse allegations, and old posts would have ended a candidate a decade ago; Maine Democrats handed him 78% anyway
The scariest CPI number in three years is almost entirely an oil story, and the engine under it is already losing steam
A Massachusetts judge struck the fee as an illegal tax. A D.C. judge already upheld it. Now an appeals court decides which one holds.
An Ohio takedown shows proven theft where USDA got state records; the headline national figure rests on data the agency admits it can't verify — and 21 states are fighting in court to keep it that way.
A legitimate, predictable ballot tally has flipped second place to the progressive — and handed every distrust narrative a week of open runway.
A ceasefire one side calls enforcement and the other calls aggression has no neutral monitor left to settle the difference.