Twenty-five pages. That’s how long it took Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to tell Americans how to vote. The letter dropped Tuesday at a press conference in Tehran. English and Farsi. Five weeks before the Nov. 3 midterms. The delivery man was Brig. Gen. Hossein Mohebbi, spokesman for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The audience was American
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Donald Trump won’t be on the ballot this November. He’d like his voters to forget that. “MAGA, pretend I am on the ballot,” the president wrote on TRUTH Social. In seven words,
Only citizens vote in American elections. That’s the law, and until Friday, a federal judge was making it harder to enforce. The Supreme Court fixed that. By a 6-3 vote, the justices
Say this for the man: he doesn’t like to lose. For months, Republicans worried quietly. Trump’s political machine was sitting on nearly $400 million. Would it move? Or would it just sit
Dallas was where Donald Trump opened the fall campaign. He opened it with a number. Five thousand dollars. Cash. To every adult citizen, if Republicans hold the House and Senate in November.
