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Judge Blocks Paxton’s ActBlue Suit, Donor-Vetting Claims Untested
A retaliation finding halts the Texas case before its central fraud allegations ever face a courtroom
A retaliation finding halts the Texas case before its central fraud allegations ever face a courtroom
When a state government says no, the fair finds someone else to fly its flag
Trump signed the bill they demanded, then backed the campaigns that ended their careers
The first concrete demand from a defeated loyalist: end the DOJ audit exemption. He has seven months and a three-vote margin to work with.
The vote would change nothing in the record, per the House's own parliamentarian. The schedule suggests everyone involved knows it.
Her advisers want proof she can win nationally. Her opponents' advisers worry she may not need it.
A Nazi tattoo, abuse allegations, and old posts would have ended a candidate a decade ago; Maine Democrats handed him 78% anyway