The Grapevine-Colleyville ISD board agreed to keep former principal James Whitfield on paid leave until August 2023. He and his supporters say he was wrongly accused of promoting and teaching critical race theory.
The conservative pundit also called Trump "a narcissistic, ridiculous, tacky, vulgar arriviste"
ABC's Jonathan Karl predicts the House select 6 committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack will be looking to get hold of this next.
Hundreds of QAnon followers gathered in Dallas last Tuesday, and dozens were pictured in the city days later forming a giant "Q."
Former Gov. Chris Christie told attendees at a Republican convention it is time to focus on a “plan for tomorrow, not a grievance about yesterday.”
A study by UC Davis' Garen Wintemute of the California Firearms Violence Research Center notes that "The unprecedented surge in firearms purchasing … shows no sign of abating and risks becoming part of a new normal for the USA."
“Eisenhower’s interstate system should be torn up or else the commies will be able to conveniently drive! Red Dawn in real life," mocked Rep. Adam Kinzinger.
"If there comes a point where it’s hopeless, then I think we take NASA, we take the military, we take the oil,” Cruz told an audience at Texas A&M University.
Biden hit another all-time low in the same USA Today/Suffolk poll at 38% approval. The closest comparable for Harris is former VP Dick Cheney in 2007.
The former New Jersey governor warns the party about Trump's talking points.
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Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock PhotoA deadly wave of attacks recently claimed by the Islamic State (ISIS) in Afghanistan is sparking fears across intelligence communities worldwide that a familiar nightmare is re-emerging.No doubt, the pattern is alarming: Ever since the suicide bombing that killed roughly 100 Afghans and 13 U.S. servicemembers on Aug. 26, the group has persisted with more mass-casualty attacks across the country, including a suicide bombing at the funeral for Taliban spokesm
Rep. Paul Gosar shared a bizarre, violent anime video while Sen. Wendy Rogers attacked Big Bird on Twitter. Would you expect any more from them?
"Republican Winsome Sears seen here attempting 'suicide by cop,'" Michael Che says of photo of Virginia's newly-elected lieutenant governor
Republican Rod Honeycutt, one of a dozen candidates in the 2022 election for U.S. Congress Rep. Madison Cawthorn's District 11 seat, said he'll work to improve leadership and communication if he's elected.
"To spread those kinds of lies" about Jan. 6 is "really dangerous," Liz Cheney told Chris Wallace just days after his colleague did exactly that.
The U.S. State Department on Monday said Washington believes there is a small window of an opening to work with the African Union to make progress on peacefully resolving the conflict in Ethiopia as a special envoy returned to Addis Ababa. State Department spokesman Ned Price said Jeffrey Feltman, the U.S. Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, will meet with the African Union's envoy for the region, former President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, on Monday night.
Jonathan Karl's new book, Betrayal: The Final Act of the Trump Show, details the former president's threats to leave his party — which Trump disputes, calling the whole thing "fake news"
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/GettyMolly-Jong Fast, host of The New Abnormal, is terrified that the Republicans are going to drag the United States into an authoritarian black hole. The party seems to be more Trumpian than ever, and if things keep trending the same way, there’ll be a lot more people in power like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert to add nails to the democratic coffin.There is a way to stop that from happening, and for better or worse, it’s up to the Democrats, sa
The U.S. Supreme Court seems to think that one should have the right to carry a gun if it makes one feel safe. What if we need more than a gun to feel safe?
MANILA (Reuters) -The daughter of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday removed herself from the running for mayor of Davao City, just days away from a deadline to change candidates for a presidential election next year. Sara Duterte-Carpio, who has been widely tipped to run to succeed her father, did not say why she was withdrawing from the mayor contest, but told supporters on Facebook that further announcements would be made later. The 43-year-old has led opinion polls throughout this year as the most preferred candidate for president, but has said she does not want that job.
