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Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) used Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk's latest rant about women voters to make the case for supporting Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign.

On Twitter, Cheney posted a video of Kirk's recent appearance on the Megyn Kelly show in which he fumed about a campaign targeting conservative women that encouraged them to vote for Harris — and to keep it a secret from their families.

Former President Donald Trump's campaign has been throwing caution to the wind in recent days by allowing anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to publicly boast about plans to run the Department of Health and Human Services should Trump win next week.

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger believes that this could be a sign of dangerous hubris for a campaign that seems to believe it doesn't have to make any kind of pitch to non-MAGA voters in the closing days.

A Fox News host who threatened his wife with marital "D-Day" if she did not vote for former President Donald Trump faced swift backlash from viewers who swiftly roasted the controversial conservative pundit.

Jesse Watters on Wednesday night shocked even his own co-hosts with his reaction to Vice President Kamala Harris ads informing conservative women they do not have to disclose for whom they voted — and that the information cannot be accessed by the public.

Fox News host Bill Hemmer interrupted left-leaning pundit Jessica Tarlov Thursday after she pointed out that former President Donald Trump threatened to protect women "whether the women like it or not."

During a panel discussion about the upcoming presidential election, Tarlov argued Vice President Kamala Harris skipped Joe Rogan's podcast because the campaign did not believe his audience was worth the time.

During an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," former George W. Bush speechwriter Elise Jordan expressed disgust with Donald Trump for featuring a speaker at his Green Bay rally who has a history of sending unwanted sexual texts and explicit photos to women.

Speaking with co-host Mika Brzezinski and panelist Molly Jong-Fast about the former president's boast that he is a "protector of women," before adding ominously "whether the women like it or not," on Wednesday night, Jordan noted that former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre also spoke.

Trading on Trump Media was halted twice Thursday as shares plummeted in the wake of a racist rally at Madison Square Garden.

DJT stock had dropped nearly 14 percent when trading was halted for a second time at 10:04 a.m. due to volatility, reported CNBC. It had earlier stopped and been restarted.

Former ethics czar Richard Painter and 15 other current and former Republicans signed onto a "Friend of the Court" letter to the U.S. Supreme Court asking them to butt out of state election rules.

According to the lawyers, the Supreme Court would be side-stepping the Tenth Amendment if it makes decisions about state laws.

Billionaire Elon Musk, a supporter of Donald Trump, reportedly did not attend a court hearing involving his $1 million daily giveaway to registered voters.

Reuters reported that Musk was at risk of being held in contempt of court after he refused to attend the hearing.

A "powerful" endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris from a fiscally conservative publication has stunned the host and guest of MSNBC's "Morning Joe."

New York Times financial columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin and anchor Mika Brzezinski both expressed surprise Thursday morning that the Economist editorial board chose not to endorse former President Donald Trump.

Former President Donald Trump's return to the White House in 2025 could doom American citizens to an early death for a surprising reason revealed by a Washington Post contributor Thursday.

Health columnist and emergency physician Dr. Leana S. Wen expressed concern that Trump would task anti-vaccine advocate Robert F. Kennedy with choosing health agency chiefs who could face a major viral threat hovering on the horizon.

According to a report from the New York Times, a combination of polling from sketchy organizations along with reports on overseas betting markets favoring the GOP ticket are being used to keep up the spirits of Donald Trump's supporters with the election just days away.

With election watchers frantically attempting to get a handle on what will transpire next Tuesday, the Times' Ken Bensinger and Kaleigh Rogers report that Trump voters may be being lulled into a false sense of security by social media reports that tout pollsters that don't divulge their methodology.

Countless national and battleground state polls are showing the 2024 presidential race to be incredibly tight — and many pollsters consider the race a toss-up or a "coin flip."

Yet right-wing media outlets are painting Donald Trump as the presidential candidate with the momentum, and they typically point to GOP-associated pollsters to make their case. American Greatness, Quantus, Trafalgar and Rasmussen are among the right-wing pollsters who have been providing Trump-friendly polls.

CNN's John Berman repeatedly tried to pin down Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) on Donald Trump's menacing vow to "protect women ... whether they like it or not," but the MAGA lawmaker kept wriggling away.

The former president taunted his critics who thought that promise was ominous enough by saying women didn't even have to consent to his protection, and Berman pressed the congressman to justify those additional remarks Trump added to that already controversial campaign promise.