When Pete Hegseth posted 'Justice' about the planned military execution of the Fort Hood shooter, Rep. Derrick Van Orden replied 'vollenteer.' Earlier that night he posted that 'radial Islamist' killers' children would be raised by someone else. His opponent called it 'frankly disturbing.'
Three weeks from Election Day, Wisconsin's Republican nominee for governor shared a Green Bay stage with Ted Nugent — a rocker who began a relationship with a 17-year-old when he was 30, wrote a song called 'Jailbait,' and once called the first Black president a 'subhuman mongrel.' Tiffany's campaign didn't answer questions about it.
Barstool's Dave Portnoy wrote that Abdul El-Sayed 'really is a terrorist.' Mike Rogers reposted it and said Portnoy was 'exactly right,' and the Senate Republicans' campaign arm shared it again. It was the latest in a string of attacks tying a Muslim American doctor to terrorism.
In 2023, Gov. Sarah Sanders signed a law keeping violent offenders locked up longer and said Arkansas's crime rate was 'no mistake.' A new WalletHub report ranks Arkansas the fifth-least-safe state in the country, and FBI data still puts it 47th for violent crime.
Rick Crawford admits diesel prices are crushing east Arkansas. The war behind them has cost the state's farmers an estimated $343 million this year — and Crawford has voted against every House resolution to end it.
The first state voucher report to count students by race shows white kids hold 76% of Sarah Sanders' voucher seats while Black students hold under 5%. Only about one in four voucher students in grades 1–12 came out of a public school.
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Nine American citizens have been killed in the West Bank by Israeli soldiers and settlers since 2022, including an elderly man dragged from his car, a journalist shot in the head, and a 20-year-old beaten to death.
Kennedy's FDA sold its August food-ingredient rule as closing a loophole. Tucked inside it is a change that would let companies put low-dose chemicals directly into food after only an abbreviated review — the same shortcut that put more rocket-fuel chemical in baby cereal.
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Carlos Gimenez never said a single public word to defend the 3,000 working-class South Floridians evicted from their homes so a wealthy developer could build expensive new apartments.