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The election of Donald J. Trump to the highest office in the United States has been the subject of contested legalism and debate. These debates have been at the heart of the efforts to legally disqualify Trump from office, and

In recent news, the political feud between Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, and Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, has come to a head. The two have been at odds since Pelosi became speaker last December as McConnell has viewed

At a time of intense political engagement and interest in politics, Dean Phillip's town hall in New Hampshire drew widespread attention for its controversial tone. On the night of October 26th, residents of Manchester packed a town hall to hear

John Fetterman, the Pennsylvania state senator and 2020 U.S. Senate candidate, knows a thing or two about life after death. Fetterman’s past experiences have prepared him for his current bid to represent Pennsylvania in the national arena, informing his values

The Republican party was in an uproar after President Trump imposed a freeze on military spending in the budget as suggested by Senator Tommy Tuberville. All of the Republican Senators, including Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Chuck Schumer, expressed their

President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign looks set to score big in Iowa on Tuesday, as delegates cast their votes in the state’s first-in-the-nation Republican primary. The campaign has made a point of targeting Iowa during its nationwide push to re-energize a

Joe Biden's Dismissal of the Reported Palestinian Death Toll Joe Biden’s response to the reported death toll of Palestinians that resulted from last month’s conflict between Israel and Hamas was surprising. Instead of expressing sympathy for the victims, the U.S. President

Democratic leaders are quickly moving to make Speaker of the House John Johnson the new “boogeyman” of the party. Johnson, who assumed the position of Speaker in January, has been the target of several critical statements from top party officials

According to recent reports, Democratic House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler intends to issue subpoenas to those wealthy benefactors who donate to certain Supreme Court judges. This dramatic move comes on the heels of an already highly-partisan political season. At

The case of Donald Trump deleting a critic's tweet has made its way to the Supreme Court, raising the question of whether public officials have the right to block social media accounts. The High Court began hearing a case Wednesday