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Troy Jackson Admits to Assault After Police Report Surfaces
The Maine Democratic Senate nominee acknowledged a 1988 altercation while running against incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins in a competitive race.
Hasan Piker Praises Mamdani Aide's 'Impoverish White Middle Class' Comments as 'Beast Mode'
The socialist Twitch streamer, who previously faced backlash for 9/11 comments, lauded Mayor Zohran Mamdani's top aide Cea Weaver over her controversial remarks on class and property seizure.
Latest Primaries Yield Mixed Results for Moderate and Progressive Democrats
Progressive candidates surged in some states while establishment figures prevailed in others, highlighting divisions within the Democratic Party ahead of November.
Air Traffic Controllers Union Leader Backs FAA Push to Recruit Video Game Players
NATCA President Nick Daniels says gaming skills like quick decision-making and spatial awareness translate directly to controlling aircraft.
Emily Moreno Sues Rep. Max Miller, Alleging He Posted Nude Photo of Daughter
The federal lawsuit filed by Miller's ex-wife alleges the Ohio Republican 'recklessly published and disclosed to the world a nude image' of their young daughter.
Minnesota Man Kills Wife, 7-Year-Old Daughter at Home Daycare Before Taking His Own Life, Police Say
Authorities also believe the 41-year-old fatally stabbed a 78-year-old relative at her home in Burnsville, about 20 miles from the suburban Minneapolis daycare.
Manosphere Influencers Express Growing Discontent with Trump Administration Policies
Online male-focused communities, once reliable Trump supporters, are raising concerns about the president's second-term actions on tariffs, crypto, and cultural issues.
Are Democrats Still 'Crazy'? It's Hard to Trust Them
RealClearPolitics opinion piece questions Democratic Party credibility as midterm elections approach.
New Indictment Alleges Nick Reiner Was Lying In Wait Before Killing Parents Rob and Michele Reiner
Prosecutors in the San Diego case allege the defendant surveilled his parents' home before the killings, adding a premeditation charge to the murder counts.
Meet the Democrat Who Narrowly Defeated Socialist Rival in Key Swing-State Battle Over the Party's Future
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley won Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, defeating DSA member Francesca Hong after party leaders rallied behind him.