The Hitchhiker's Guide to how the VP debate is sometimes more memorable than the presidential debates
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Vice Presidential debates rarely garner the same fanfare as their Presidential counterparts – but they're often more entertaining, and sometimes more consequential.
Perhaps it has something to do with the vice presidential candidates introducing themselves to the audience. They simply aren’t as well known. Chad Pergram currently serves as a senior congressional correspondent for FOX News Channel (FNC). He joined the network in September 2007 and is based out of Washington, D.C.
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The Daily Mail asked billionaire Mark Cuban about the ongoing backlash he’s received for claiming former President Trump is never around intelligent women.
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As Election Day arrives, it's significant to note some of the meaningful changes in the Republican Party and what they augur for the future of our party politics.
Jason Rhodes, 34, and Robert Munoz, 29, are facing federal charges for their alleged roles in "grandparent scams" in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
In 2020, there were 89 million women signed up to vote, compared to 79.3 million men. Moreover, since 1980, women have voted at higher rates than men.
In some states, taking "ballot selfies" is against the law and offenders can even face prison time, but one legal expert believes these bans are "unconstitutional."
So what if it's cold or raining or you have a cold? Get out and vote.
A Florida man is behind bars after he allegedly "intentionally struck" a woman from an opposing political group with his shoulder outside a Pinellas County courthouse, according to local reports.
A Florida man is behind bars after he allegedly "intentionally struck" a woman from an opposing political group with his shoulder outside a Pinellas County courthouse, according to local reports.
In a barely five minute address to Michigan voters Monday night, Tim Walz spoke about abortion rights and insisted "everything is on the line."
U.S. intelligence officials have discovered additional evidence showing Russian actors attempting to meddle with the upcoming election through fake videos.