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JD Vance doubles down on ‘childless cat ladies’ dig: ‘I’ve got nothing against cats’
Sen. JD Vance, the Republican nominee for vice president, is doubling down on remarks he made in 2021 about "childless cat ladies" running the country that sparked backlash this week. Vance told SiriusXM's "The Megyn Kelly Show" in an interview that aired Friday: “Obviously, it was a sarcastic comment. I’ve got nothing against cats" and
Two former FBI officials settle lawsuits with Justice Department over leaked text messages
Two former FBI officials have settled lawsuits with the Justice Department to resolve claims that their privacy was violated when the department leaked to the news media text messages that they had sent one another that disparaged former President Donald Trump Two former FBI officials settle lawsuits with Justice Department over leaked text messagesBy ERIC
Democratic Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown loses police endorsement for the first time in 12 years
COLUMBUS, Ohio — For the first time since his Senate career began, Democrat Sherrod Brown has failed to earn the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police’s official endorsement for re-election. That was back in 2006, when the police union went with then-Senator and now-Governor Mike DeWine, who lost his seat in an upset from Brown. Since
Plot to kill Scots Tory leadership contender
Tory leadership hopeful Russell Findlay has been warned by police of a gangster plot to kill him. Mr Findlay, who once had acid thrown in his face by an underworld thug, was informed of the dire threat on his life just days ago. The terrifying bid to inflict serious harm on the MSP came shortly
‘A gangster threw acid in my face on my own doorstep in front of my daughter. Now I’m under threat again. But I won’t back down’ – Russell Findlay on the thugs who tried to destroy his life
Two days before Christmas in 2015 Russell Findlay went to answer his door in his pyjamas and found a postman asking him to sign for a delivery. He took the chit to scribble his name and suddenly felt cold liquid splash on his face. Its sharp sting told him it was acid. This was no
‘LeFraud’: Fans Blast LeBron James as U.S. Flag Bearer for 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony
The U.S. Olympics committee chose national anthem protester and chronic America basher Lebron James to carry the American flag in the opening ceremonies, making him the first U.S. men’s basketball player to be awarded the honor. The athletes themselves nominate the flag bearers, and this year, Steph Curry put James’ name forward as this year’s
Donald Trump Announces Return to Butler, Pennsylvania, After Shooting
Former President Donald Trump has announced plans to hold a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where his attempted assassination took place less than two weeks ago. Trump suffered a wound to his right ear, while attendee Corey Comperatore was killed and two others suffered serious injuries after gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks opened fire during a campaign
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Labour’s taking us for fools on finances
During the election campaign, Labour promised to restore honesty and integrity to our politics. By pretending the dire condition of Britain's finances have come as some sort of shock to her, Rachel Reeves is doing the exact opposite. The Chancellor insists she hadn't realised how bad things were until she arrived at the Treasury. Since
Bernie Sanders says Trump’s ‘lying’ when he claims Kamala Harris is more liberal than the Vermont senator
close Video Sen. Bernie Sanders sets the record straight in response to Trump claiming Kamala Harris is more liberal than the Vermont senator Sen. Bernie Sanders, in a Fox News Digital interview, says that to defeat Donald Trump, Vice President Harris needs to highlight working class issues. Join Fox News for access to this content
Trump-Vance campaign spends its first week playing defense
Sen. JD Vance has not had much of a honeymoon. In his first week on the campaign trail as Donald Trump’s running mate, the Ohio Republican had to compete for attention with a shakeup atop the Democratic ticket: President Joe Biden’s exit and Vice President Kamala Harris’ elevation as the de facto nominee. Much of