Facing a toss-up race, Zach Nunn's campaign worked to remove a third-party challenger from the Iowa ballot — by filing a formal objection — and, the candidate says, by asking him to drop out.
Court records show Gov. Sarah Sanders' own agriculture secretary and the state's attorney general said a Jonesboro company was 'wrongly accused' and 'in compliance' with the law. She went on camera and called it a Communist China threat anyway.
In nearly 20 years he has never passed a single law, and former Ohio State wrestlers say he knew about their team doctor's abuse and did nothing.
Tuberville is fighting to throw out a lawsuit that says he didn't meet Alabama's seven-year residency rule — while he owned a beach house in Florida and voted there.
Ramaswamy wants to wipe out Ohio's capital gains tax. Applied to the gains on his own released tax returns, today's rate works out to roughly $5.8 million — while repeal would cost Ohio's schools and hospitals hundreds of millions a year.
Alabama's senator ran on a promise to donate his whole Senate salary to veterans. Six years and over $1 million later, his own tax records show no sign it happened — and his foundation's treasurer says that's on him.
Ken Paxton built his career attacking local DAs as soft on crime. Then his own office cut a deal letting a man who admitted molesting a boy serve one day in jail and skip the sex-offender registry.
Court records show Gov. Sarah Sanders' own staff knew there was no proof a Fort Smith factory had ties to Communist China. They smeared an American company anyway — to get a headline.
Steve Womack built a record blaming the border for drugs and demanding tough action. Then Trump freed his meth-dealing son — and Womack thanked him for it.