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There’s one place the secretary of state doesn’t want to go with his health and human services counterpart: the dinner table.
Juliette Kayyem, a former assistant secretary for policy at the Department of Homeland Security, said it “could be a real danger for the American public.”
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) claims his Democratic opponent, Bob Harvie, is “under investigation” by the FBI. Harvie says it’s defamation.
JUST IN: President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will be leaving her role at the end of the month.
Joe Scarborough’s mockery of Mike Lindell started with pillow puns, but took a much cruder turn.
The Michigan progressive running for senator had news network personalities wondering why he chose to remove certain videos from public view.
Democrat Bob Harvie said Brian Fitzpatrick enjoys his DC lifestyle & wife "who’s considerably younger than he is"
A pro-Fitzpatrick super PAC accused Harvie of "getting a little too cozy with a county employee"
now we have a defamation suit
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Lindsey Graham’s sister was hit with a blunt reality check after she tried to put a spin on her Trump-backed rise in the political world.
The GOP Senate candidate in Texas got asked a doozy.
John Feeley said Trump’s response contributed to his “unease” about continuing in a post he also held under Barack Obama.
CNN’s chief international correspondent got ridiculously scolded by the president’s team.
BREAKING: Progressive Lt. Gov Peggy Flanagan wins the Democratic primary in Minnesota's Senate race, defeating moderate Rep. Angie Craig and overcoming an avalanche of outside spending against her
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BREAKING: Mike Lindell, the MyPillow founder and conspiracy theorist, lost in his race to claim the GOP nomination for Minnesota governor.
NEW: Minnesota’s progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan won the Democratic nomination in the race for U.S. Senate, defeating moderate Rep. Angie Craig.
If he wins the November general election, Alfonso would be among the youngest-serving lawmakers at just 27 years old.
NEW: 78-year-old Democratic Rep. John Larson, who has served in Congress since the 1990s, has lost his Connecticut primary to a younger challenger.
