The Party That Made Graham Platner Now Wants Him Gone.

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee joined a growing list of party leaders demanding Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner get out of the race, after a woman came forward with a detailed account of sexual assault. Platner won his primary this summer as part of a wave of progressive newcomers. Now he says he’s “taking the time” to figure out what comes next, after Politico published allegations that he assaulted a woman he was dating back in 2021. Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who chairs the DSCC, put it plainly in a joint statement. “The

From the Ashes, Spencer Pratt Fires Back: ‘The Communists Always Attack Your History’

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He used to be famous for reality TV. Now he’s famous for something else. Over the Fourth of July weekend, Spencer Pratt posted a video that spread fast online. He was sitting beside an RV, on the lot where his Los Angeles home used to stand before the Palisades fire took it. He wore a T-shirt that said “the anti-socialists social club.” Behind him: ash and memory. He was responding to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who marked the country’s 250th birthday with a speech from George Washington’s old desk. Flanked by eight newly naturalized citizens, Mamdani used the

Sacramento Had a Mole. Nobody Saw It Coming.

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She wore a wire. For months. Inside the innermost circle of California’s most powerful Democrat. Alexis Podesta was a fixture in Sacramento politics — a Newsom appointee, a Jerry Brown alum, the kind of insider who knows where the bodies are buried because she helped bury a few herself. Starting in June 2024, she was also working with the FBI. Her target was Dana Williamson, Gavin Newsom’s own chief of staff. Williamson has since pleaded guilty to federal fraud and tax charges. But the wire caught more than Williamson. It caught a whole ecosystem of phone calls, connections, and conversations

A Curious Touch or a Crime? The Case Against an Olympian.

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A former Olympic canoeist is facing a felony charge. He says he was just curious. David “Davey” Hearn represented the United States in whitewater canoeing at the Olympics. Last month, he says, he stopped his bike at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. He saw a piece of loose blue coating. He touched it. Now he’s indicted for destruction of property. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the charge Thursday in D.C. Superior Court. The incident happened June 19, during the pool’s $14 million restoration — a project pushed by President Trump, who calls the coating “American flag blue.” Several others have

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