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Reporter Now Covering the Trump White House for Politico Said That She Cried When Trump Won in 2016 | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance

There's a prevalent sentiment that the mainstream media carries a liberal bias—an assertion that has transformed from debate to conventional wisdom. These days, journalists often resemble advocates for the Democratic

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How Trump radicalized the Belgians

BRUSSELS — President Donald Trump's involvement in FIFA's disciplinary actions before the U.S.-Belgium soccer match had a surprising effect: it

Every Maine Democrat Tested Against Susan Collins Could Beat Her

Could Graham Platner’s rise in popularity have been influenced by his competition with Susan Collins? During her candidacy, Gov. Janet

‘We're fighting this by ourselves’: Southern Black leaders feel abandoned by Democratic Party

Black leaders in the South are grappling with a profound sense of shock following the Supreme Court's decision to significantly

'They got their rear end kicked,' DeSantis says of US team

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who previously captained the Yale University baseball team, expressed his lack of enthusiasm for soccer, yet

Graham Platner ends Maine Senate campaign

Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Maine, announced the suspension of his campaign on Wednesday following

Nirav Shah, governor primary runner-up, jumps into race to replace Platner

Nirav Shah, previously the director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention and a recent contender in the

Jordan Wood joins crowded Maine Senate race

HARPSWELL, Maine — Jordan Wood, who previously worked as a Capitol Hill staffer, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic

What we know – and don’t – about how Maine Democrats will replace Graham Platner

The decision on Maine’s next Democratic Senate nominee will be made by approximately 600 individuals, with 500 delegates yet to