White conservatives stay telling on themselves on Twitter—and then pretending the racist sh*t they said wasn’t racist.
GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker is facing intense criticism after a report showed that he falsely claimed to have been working as a member of the Cobb County Police Department in Georgia. The former football star also falsely claimed that he was once an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Democratic challenger for the Senate in Kentucky, Charles Booker, released a campaign ad featuring him wearing a noose. In the ad, he directly challenges incumbent GOP Senator Rand Paul on his political stances, likening his terms in office to having a noose around one's neck.
Manchin's vote boosted the GOP filibuster of the bill, bringing a new level to the national debate regarding abortion rights.
While the former NFL and USFL star isn't engaging in any debates ahead of primaries, Walker was seen questioning the theory of evolution with the same expertise as his hopeful political career.
Sen. Roger Wicker, a Republican senator representing Mississippi, said in a recent interview that Biden's selection will be a "beneficiary" of affirmative action along with other quips.
Despite a lengthy debate session that saw impassioned speeches and arguments, the fight to secure voting rights legislation on a nationwide level was thwarted due to a blockade by Senate Republicans on Wednesday night, and they were joined by Democratic Senators Joe Manchin & Kyrsten Sinema in blocking changes to the filibuster.
The Senate votes unanimously to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, and now the bill goes to the House of Representatives for a vote before President Biden can sign it into law.
Demings has just announced that she will be challenging Republican Party U.S. Senator Marco Rubio for his seat, and it appears that this will be a race to watch in 2022.
In one of the most harrowing images to emerge from the so-called insurrection, Eugene Goodman averted the angry mob away from the Senate chambers.
Ossoff holds a slim lead that is expected to go in his favor, which would make him the state's first Jewish senator.
Sen. Mitch McConnell issued a statement to reporters on Tuesday (June 18) stating that he believes the time for reparations for slavery to Black Americans is over. McConnell seemingly suggests that the passage of civil rights legislation and the election of President Barack Obama along with the difficulty of knowing who to pay gets the […]
