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A former Democratic Senator from Alabama plans to challenge the state's senior Senator for the state's governor's office, according to a new report.

Doug Jones, who served in the Senate from 2018 to 2021, is preparing to file his paperwork with Alabama's Secretary of State and officially announce his candidacy for governor this week, according to a report from AL.com. Jones, a civil rights lawyer, is expected to face an uphill battle against Sen. Tommy Tuberville in the election, according to the report. It cites a recent poll of 605 likely voters who "substantially" favored Tuberville in the contest.

President Donald Trump blasted a few GOP lawmakers in a Truth Social post on Sunday, who he said are ruining the "great spirit and cohesion" among Republicans.

"The Republican Party has never been so UNITED AS IT iS (sic) RIGHT NOW!" Trump wrote. "Other than Rand Paul, Rand Paul Jr.(Massie!), Marjorie 'Traitor' Brown, and a couple of other 'lowlifes,' and other than the fact that many want the Election threatening Filibuster TERMINATED (the Dems will do it in the first minute of their first chance!), and some don’t, there is great spirit and cohesion."

President Donald Trump, in a new Truth Social rant, bashed a report of a new plan by the Federal Communications Commission that would allow alleged anti-Trump television networks to merge

Newsmax reported on Sunday that FCC Chair Brendan Carr, a staunch Trump ally, is "pushing through a mega-merger of the anti-Trump group Nextstar." Nexstar owns several local NBC, ABC, and CBS affiliate stations nationwide.

The Trump administration's latest pivot in its efforts to end Russia's war in Ukraine unsettled a war expert, who argued in a new Substack essay published on Sunday that the move exposes the administration's strategy as a "con."

Last week, the administration released a 28-point peace plan for the war in Ukraine, which experts noted seemed to have been authored by Russian authorities. The plan calls for Ukraine to drastically scale down its military, give up land occupied by Russian forces, and destroy its long-range missiles.

One of President Donald Trump's allies in Congress revealed that the administration's continued strikes against alleged drug boats are eroding a key base within the MAGA movement, according to a new report.

During an interview on CBS News' "Face the Nation," Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) sharply criticizedTrump for planning to designate a Venezuelan cartel as a foreign terrorist organization, according to a report by Newsmax. The designation would give the president more latitude to authorize unilateral strikes against the cartel and avoid asking for Congress's approval in the meantime.

A columnist for The Guardian argued on Sunday that the meltdown inspired by a new pink J.Crew sweater caused among many fans of the MAGA movement reveals how "fragile" its "sense of masculinity" truly is.

Last week, J.Crew announced the release of a pink "Fair Isle" sweater that The Guardian columnist Ellie Violet Bramley described in a new column as a traditional preppy piece that seems to align with the fashion sensibilities of the conservative right. However, the backlash the sweater received from several prominent MAGA figures, such as Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) and pundit Juanita Broaddrick, revealed a stark contradiction about the movement's views of masculinity.

President Donald Trump appears to be staring down lame-duck status as the 2026 midterm election approaches, but that doesn't mean his administration will be any less dangerous, even if the GOP gets the thrashing experts expect, according to one ex-GOP analyst.

The president's overall approval rating his at 40% as of November 23, which is down 16 points from when he took office, according to The Economist. Similarly, Americans have largely soured on Trump's domestic and economic policies. Republicans also handed Trump a stern rejection by overwhelmingly supporting legislation to force the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, something the administration tried to prevent by pressuring people like Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) to vote against the bill.