2024 Elections

Rob Rue, the Republican mayor of Springfield, Ohio, is begging former President Donald Trump and Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) to stop spreading lies about his town.

Trump and his running mate have promoted a baseless far-right conspiracy theory that Haitian immigrants are stealing people's pets to eat them.

Former President Donald Trump on Friday refused to disavow racist commentary and Sept. 11 conspiracy theories shared by a controversial new member of his entourage.

Trump claimed ignorance during a California press conference when he was asked about Laura Loomer's appearances this week on Trump Force One and at a Sept. 11 memorial event — despite her recent racist remarks about Vice Kamala Harris.

Former President Donald Trump on Friday took a firm stance against his political foe — whom he referred to as Comrade Howard.

Trump at a press conference in California, home state of Democratic Party presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, appeared to glitch when it came time to call her by name.

Christian conservatives who not too long ago were ecstatic that Donald Trump set in motion the gutting of Roe v. Wade with his Supreme Court appointments are expressing dismay that he has dropped them like a bad habit as he makes his third bid for the Oval Office.

According to a report from the New York Times, Trump's waffling on abortion has hardcore anti-choice Christians feeling abandoned and betrayed.

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) described to podcaster Shawn Ryan how he and Donald Trump intend to resolve the Russian war against Ukraine.

"It would probably look like — is something like the current line of demarcation between Russia and Ukraine, that becomes a demilitarized zone so the Russians don't invade again and Ukraine remains its independent sovereignty and it doesn't join NATO or some of the sort of allied institutions," Vance proposed.

Donald Trump is palling around with a far-right firebrand, Laura Loomer, known for spreading conspiracy theories — and it's left an ex-aide of his incredulous.

The co-hosts of "The View" were flabbergasted that he was joined by the controversial figure at ceremonies marking the 9/11 attacks in New York — and on Friday wondered how a presidential candidate could incorporate someone like that into his campaign.

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) faced severe criticism Friday for spreading anti-immigrant rhetoric on social media minutes before flocks of children in his state were rushed out of their classrooms over an undisclosed threat.

Vance, running mate to former President Donald Trump, doubled down on his attack on Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio in an X post published about 9:25 a.m. — about 10 minutes before a local Catholic school announced safety threats had forced them to dismiss their students.

According to former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance, there is still a solid case against Donald Trump to take to trial despite the dismissal of several charges on Thursday.

Appearing on MSNBC with host Ana Cabrera, the legal analyst noted that on Thursday Judge Scott McAfee of Fulton County Superior Court tossed out three charges in the Trump case related to election interference in 2020 which was hailed as a win by the former president's legal team.

However, McAfee notably left in place a felony racketeering charge filed against Mr. Trump and his co-defendants, calling it “facially sound and constitutionally sufficient.”

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Asked by host Cabrera where the case now stands after being reduced to 32 charges from the initial 41, Vance claimed there is still a solid case to take to trial.

'Is there still meat on the bone as far as the charges Trump is facing here?" the host pressed.

"Yes, there is plenty of meat on the bone," Vance agreed. "It's the RICO [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations] charge, the large overarching conspiracy that's so central to the efforts to interfere with the vote count in Georgia. And, at least for now, that charge goes forward."

Asked, "And so, in terms of when we could expect any kind of action in the courtroom, what does the timeline look like?" Vance replied, "So that's complicated, because we're in the middle of this Georgia appellate process over whether or not [Fulton County prosecutor] Fani Willis can continue with the case."

"What we're seeing in Georgia, a largely Republican-led state, is sort of the equivalent of when [Ohio Republican] Jim Jordan announces he's holding committee hearings in Washington over weaponization of government by Democrats," she elaborated. "That's what we're seeing in Georgia now with this legislative effort to delay Willis' prosecution. There are separation of powers issues that keep the legislative branch from looking into what prosecutors are doing, and here they've demanded documents and insight into her case while it's ongoing."

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A long-dormant lawsuit seeking to limit Donald Trump's efforts to overturn a potential election loss has finally begun to show signs of life again.

The lawsuit was originally filed in the days following the 2020 election and has moved slowly through the federal courts in Washington, D.C., while an appeals court considered his claims of presidential immunity from civil lawsuits, but the plaintiffs recently asked to drop one of their demands in hopes of getting the case moving, reported CNN.