Mike Braun under fire for repeated labor violations, culminating in employee lawsuit
Indiana Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Braun and his companies have been the subjects of various labor complaints and lawsuits, stretching through 2009-21.
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Kari Lake says she supports universal access to ‘UVF’ thrice during debate
While the debate showed a clear divide between the moderate left and extreme right on major policy issues such as the Southern border and the economy, Lake seemed to lose track of a very serious voting issue for many in her state: abortion. Not once, not twice, but three different times, Lake said that she was fully supportive of access to “UVF.”
Rylee Linting, Michigan GOP statehouse hopeful, is closely aligned with election deniers
Rylee Linting, the GOP candidate for Michigan's 27th State House District seat, has openly embraced some of the most blatant election deniers in the state and the country in her campaign.
Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer backs out of two-term pledge, finds out how her job works
In Fischer’s first race for Senate, she specified that she would only be in office for a maximum of two six-year terms. She says that now changed, telling KETV that she’s just recently learned of Senate seniority and that “she’s learned how the place works.”
Minnesota GOP Senate candidate: ‘The bad guys won in WWII’
As the control of the Senate hangs in the balance, GOP candidates across the country are facing a similar problem: Troubling and bizarre past statements, both in-person and on social media, are coming back to haunt them. But in Minnesota, Royce White is an even more extreme case.
At VP debate, Vance repeats debunked claims, minimizes Jan. 6, gets upset over mild fact-checking
Even with the conversational tones and lack of explosive outbursts shown by former President Donald Trump a few weeks prior, Vance yet again showed the nation that he’s unable to not lie for an extended period of time.
Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley attacks St. Louis TV reporter with false misconduct claims
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) launched a fierce attack on a St. Louis TV reporter last Friday, falsely accusing him of being fired from a previous journalism position due to unethical behavior.
JD Vance enters tonight’s debate as the most unpopular VP nominee — ever
When it comes to describing Sen. JD Vance’s (R-OH) tenure as the Republican nominee for vice president, one of the only words that analysts use is “repelling.”
Following Helene, right-wing commentators parrot false claims of weather manipulation
Following last week's devastation across the southern U.S. by Hurricane Helene, right-wing commentators across X and Instagram have been spreading false claims that the hurricane was “modified” to intentionally inflict “mass damage” on rural counties in Georgia and the Carolinas.
EXCLUSIVE: Michigan GOP congressional candidate Paul Junge seemingly kept active Ashley Madison account
Paul Junge, the social conservative running in Michigan’s 8th Congressional District with an endorsement from former President Donald Trump, appears to have kept an active Ashley Madison account in the 2010s while single.
