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Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama would like you to know that he is “totally against racism.” For good measure, he told reporters on Capitol Hill on Monday, “there’s nobody less racist in this building than me.” Even Tuberville — who thinks the three branches of government are “the House, the Senate and the executive” —

July 12, 2023, 3:13 PM UTC / Updated July 12, 2023, 8:23 PM UTCBy Jordan RubinUPDATE (Wednesday, July 12, 2023, 4:23 p.m. ET): Ray Epps has filed a defamation lawsuit against Fox News over Jan. 6 conspiracy theories promoted by Tucker Carlson.Remember the historic defamation settlement Dominion Voting Systems secured against Fox News?Well, the network could be in

In the dispute between an IRS agent and the U.S. attorney in Delaware over the handling of the Hunter Biden investigation, which one is telling the truth? Probably both.On Monday, Delaware U.S. Attorney David C. Weiss sent a letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., “to clarify an apparent misperception” by stating unequivocally

We now know quite a bit about the elusive “informant” that Republicans have relied on to fuel some of their anti-Biden theories. We know, for example, that the man in question is Gal Luft, a director at a D.C.-area think tank who’s been charged with being an unregistered agent for China, trying to broker secret

It took far too long, but Sen. Tommy Tuberville finally tried to resolve his latest problem on race, publicly conceding on Tuesday that white nationalists are, in fact, racist. The far-right Alabama Republican, whose history on the issue did not give him the benefit of the doubt, didn’t explain why he’d disputed white nationalists’ racism

To advance their anti-Biden crusade, congressional Republicans were heavily invested in an elusive “informant,” who purportedly had evidence against the president. As it turns out, the GOP’s witness appears to have a bit of a credibility problem.As we discussed yesterday, the man in question is Gal Luft, a director at a D.C.-area think tank who’s

While Donald Trump tries to delay his classified documents trial in Florida, he has additional legal trouble possibly brewing in neighboring Georgia. That’s where grand jurors are being selected who could vote to indict the former president and others on charges related to 2020 election interference, which would add another criminal case to the 2024

A twice-indicted ex-president poses a national security risk unlike any this country has ever faced. Don’t just take it from me. Here is a warning from Michael Hayden, the former director of both the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency. Hayden served under Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.As Hayden explained

Over the last week, professional surfer and model Sarah Brady posted a series of alleged text exchanges between her and her ex-boyfriend Jonah Hill, the actor. The slew of texts, which Brady labeled as indicative of “emotionally abusive” behavior, appear to show Hill demanding that Brady remove Instagram photos of herself in swimsuits, turn down

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsed President Joe Biden for re-election on Thursday, noting he has done “quite well” in passing some progressive policies. Her assessment of Biden’s tenure was true: The president really has surprised left-leaning Americans with how ambitious he’s been on social spending. But the endorsement was also a strategic misstep. Why throw support behind