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GOP Senate candidate Mike Collins became one of the first major Republican candidates to support President Donald Trump's "Victims of Political Weaponization Fund."

During a campaign stop in Savannah, Collins openly supported compensating January 6 Capitol rioters.

Questions swirled on Tuesday after a new report found that a progressive political candidate scrubbed over 100 controversial YouTube videos from his public accounts.

Andrew Kaczynski of CNN's "KFile" revealed on "OutFront" that Abdul El-Sayed, the progressive public health professional who recently won the Democratic nomination in Michigan's Senate race, had made private more than 100 YouTube videos in which he expressed controversial opinions, including floating the idea of replacing the Second Amendment with a constitutional right to health care and urging Americans to reconsider Fourth of July fireworks. The move happened at a time when El-Sayed seeks to appeal to more voters ahead of the upcoming general election.

The conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board slammed President Donald Trump's new executive order appeasing anti-vaccine activists at the cost of public health.

The main highlights of the order are declaring several shots on the pediatric vaccine schedule no longer universally advised, including hepatitis A and B, dengue, influenza, COVID, and rotavirus — as well as recommending that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) shot be separated into three shots that are administered at different times. None of this has any backing by medical experts.

Over the weekend, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected President Trump's 15-point Gaza peace plan.

Netanyahu's decision prompted sharp criticism from conservative commentator Saagar Enjeti, who on Monday called it a "stunning" development amounting to being "spit in the face."

One of the most conservative members of the Supreme Court has raked in millions from an industry he's ruled in favor of in previous cases, according to a new analysis.

The Guardian reported on Tuesday that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has made up to $2.9 million from "fossil fuel interests" while he's been on the court. He made that money while also signing onto rulings that slashed environmental regulations, the analysis found.

The newest MAGA plot to seize control of elections got withering reviews from former GOP chair Michael Steele on Tuesday's edition of MS NOW's "The Weeknight."

The president, Steele's co-host Eugene Daniels said, "is openly considering new ways to undermine the vote," as last night, "a far-right radio host pitched the president an unconstitutional plot to seize control of state-run elections." He rolled the clip of the exchange with Wayne Allyn Root.

A D.C. Superior Court judge ordered the Kennedy Center to pay $252,479.70 in legal fees to jazz drummer Chuck Redd, according to The Washington Post.

On Monday, Associate Judge Tanya Jones Bosier of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia dismissed the center's lawsuit against President Donald Trump under the District's anti-SLAPP statute, protecting free speech.

A far-right Ohio lawmaker accused of horrific domestic violence has a troubled past dating back to his time in school.

A new CNN investigation, drawing on interviews with more than half a dozen former classmates and acquaintances, describes the Ohio Republican as someone who's struggled with volatile outbursts and aggressive, insulting behavior since his youth, often while intoxicated. The report adds fresh context to a mounting pile of accusations against Miller, now facing claims of abuse from three separate women, including his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, an ex-girlfriend, and a woman who says he pushed her down some stairs.