Recently on MSNBC, Stacey Abrams claimed that the gubernatorial election in Georgia, where she lost to Brian Kemp, not an election that was “free and fair.”

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) alleges that Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) and President Donald Trump were “attempting to bully the election officials” who were performing a recount such as Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes.

The FBI refused to recommend that Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton be indicted for her use of a private basement server to conduct official business as secretary of state, yet a hacker that helped expose Clinton’s reckless use…

Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) of the Senate Judiciary Committee  recently spoke to CNN where she claimed that she did not want the committee confidential document she released to actually be cleared.

Recounts and legal challenges can take months to play out in some cases, but not in the election of a president: the Constitution sets strict deadlines, and not just the date for the inauguration.

UPDATE: Jacob Bernstein of the New York Times apologized on Twitter Tuesday afternoon, stating that he is the individual who made this remark to Ratajkowski.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) believes Jeff Sessions will no longer be holding the Attorney General title in the “not-so-distant future.”

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) who recently appeared on CBS is asking why a letter which is accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct is just now surfacing.

President Trump recently said he feels “very sad” about Paul Manafort’s conviction and it “has nothing to do with Russian collusion.”

Traditionalist radio show have Mark Levin, who a month ago abruptly embraced GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump in the wake of having invested months railing against him, dropped an unforeseen comment after the second presidential verbal confrontation. “Trump…

A Wisconsin ironworker and supporter of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Randy Bryce, has announced his run for Congress to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) in a campaign ad that quickly drew attention on Twitter.

George Washington University is defending its decision to hire a former Islamic extremist to help run its Program on Extremism. Jesse Morton, whose former name was Younus Abdullah Muhammad, spent nearly three years in prison after being convicted…