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Fetterman Vows to Leave Democratic Party If Anti-Israel Progressives Take Over
Fetterman’s party is rapidly moving toward what he identified as a breaking point: Nearly half of House Dems voted last week to end aid to Israel.
Abdul El-Sayed Clings to Narrow Lead in Michigan Senate Primary
As of Wednesday morning, El-Sayed led Stevens by less than 15,000 votes with 96 percent of votes counted.
Cambridge Prof Fighting Plagiarism Allegations Seems to Have Fabricated Major U.S. University Affiliation
Ohio State has no record of a Jason Arday — and its DEI office, where he says he works, closed last year.
Cornyn Says He Now Opposes Scrapping the Filibuster
Cornyn wrote an op-ed in March in which he said he’d be open to changing the filibuster in order to pass the SAVE America Act.
Rogers Doesn’t Care Who Wins Michigan’s Dem Primary: ‘Not Much Difference’ Between Stevens, El-Sayed
While Abdul El-Sayed is billed as the more progressive candidate, Mike Rogers argues that Haley Stevens is just as radical.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Mask-On, Mask-Off Socialism
Grand Rapids, Mich. — Abdul El-Sayed tells the media he’s not “technically or practically” a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. But watch him speak at a rally alongside big-name Democratic Socialists like Senator Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the Michigan Senate candidate sounds an awful lot like he fits right in.
Fetterman Turns the Tables on Committed Anti-Israel Outlet
‘Why does Drop Site love Hamas and Iran and Hezbollah so much?’ Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman asked a reporter for the Soros-funded outlet.
On the Eve of the Michigan Primary, Stevens Projects Unity with El-Sayed. Her Supporters Aren’t Convinced
Stevens declined to name a single policy on which she and El-Sayed differ.
GOP Holdouts Reach Deal with Trump to Advance Todd Blanche AG Nomination
Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis secured a concession from Blanche on Trump’s IRS ‘anti-weaponization’ fund.
A Conversation with the Dead
For an increasing number of people, griefbots offer what feels like a very real opportunity to grieve. But some psychologists worry griefbots might provide a simulacrum of the grieving process that could harm, rather than help, the bereaved.