Author: Press Room

Rep. Max Miller gave more than $70,000 in campaign cash to over a dozen congressional Republicans in the cycle’s most competitive races. So far, most of those members aren’t saying whether or not they will return it. The Dependable Conservative Leadership PAC kicked money to 16 vulnerable GOP candidates for Congress, according to FEC filings. The PAC is aligned with Miller, who has continued his reelection bid while denying allegations of domestic abuse. The donations put these members in a politically delicate position as they have welcomed the cash in their fights to hold onto their seats this November —…

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GOP Rep. Derrick Van Orden has his plan of attack against newly minted opponent Rebecca Cooke ready: Tie her to democratic socialism. “It’s not harder to tie Rebecca Cooke to socialism, as it would be tie her to having red hair. That’s who she is,” Van Orden said in an interview shortly after Cooke officially won the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin’s 3rd District on Tuesday. The Wisconsin Republican is planning a “two-pronged” strategy to defend his seat: running on his record of accomplishments with veterans issues and other topics, while pointing out Cooke is more extreme than she claims on…

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Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Paulina Gutierrez Milwaukee is at it again. In the early hours of Wednesday morning, as Wisconsin primary results were still coming in, Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Paulina Gutierrez admitted that five of the nine USB flash drives delivered from the city’s central count facility to the county contained audit logs instead of the actual election results. “It’s a human error,” Gutierrez said. When asked by WISN 12 if it was as simple as somebody pressing the wrong button, she replied, “Correct.” Officials were forced to return to the operations center at central count to…

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A school in Ceuta is suffering the consequences of the recent mass migrant invasion of the Spanish city after illegals continuously littered, left feces and urine, and used its facilities as a “camp.” Representatives of the San Daniel School, a private education center, denounced to Ceuta-based outlets that several migrants among the thousands that still roam through the streets of the city have repeatedly breached into its premises, using it as a makeshift camp. The school is currently closed for the vacation period and will reopen on September, when the 2026-2027 school year will begin in Spain. María Villatoro, a…

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On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “The Bottom Line,” former Trump Economic Adviser Stephen Moore discussed the potential federal involvement in New York City’s pied-à-terre tax floated by President Donald Trump and said that “I don’t think it’s the prerogative of the federal government to step in and tell them what kind of tax they can and can’t have.” And argued that we should allow competition among localities on tax policies. Moore said, “I’m not in favor of the federal government telling states or cities what kind of taxes they have. That’s the wonderful thing about our federalism system. You want…

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Andy Cohen, host of the Bravo show Watch What Happens Live, defended The Real Housewives featuring “MAGA women” as part of its cast. Cohen revealed his thoughts in a question-and-answer session on his Threads account when a user asked why The Real Housewives allegedly features “so many MAGA women,” adding that she stopped watching due to that fact. According to Cohen, the show avoids politics but features a variety of “different” perspectives. “If we didn’t showcase people with different POV’s there would be no show. Also it’s a show about the women and their relationships, not about politics,” Cohen wrote. threads.com/@bravoandy…

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A key trend has emerged across gubernatorial primaries this year: TV ads still matter. Former MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell lost the Republican gubernatorial primary Tuesday in Minnesota despite being endorsed by President Donald Trump, after his campaign spent nothing on TV or digital ads, according to spending data from AdImpact, which tracks political advertising. Meanwhile, Minnesota state House Speaker Lisa Demuth, who won the GOP primary, spent $467,000 on TV and radio ads and benefited from another $2 million in outside spending across TV, radio and digital. In the Democratic gubernatorial primary in neighboring Wisconsin, democratic socialist state Rep. Francesca…

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The British newspaper claims Moscow has shunned military dialogue with London, contrary to Russian public statements British officials and diplomats fear an unintended maritime escalation with Russia and are pressuring senior military leaders to restore direct communication with their Russian counterparts, The Times reported on Tuesday.According to the newspaper, former British chief of the defense staff Tony Radakin and his successor, Richard Knighton, have repeatedly sought contact with Russian Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov but have been unable to speak with him for four years. Their last reported conversation took place in 2022. There has likewise been no…

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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday claimed she didn’t know that Joe Biden was mentally declining until she saw his June 2024 debate performance. “You see, when I was Speaker, I saw the president all the time, but when I wasn’t then I saw him maybe 3 times that whole year and so I didn’t know, and I think he had his sort of ups and downs,” Pelosi said on Tuesday at Politico’s The California Agenda: Sacramento Summit. But I do think those who did know should have acted upon that information…whoever knew,” Pelosi said. Pelosi took a veiled…

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The UK’s new left-wing Prime Minister Andy Burnham has his priorities. The Labour leader is only weeks into the job and already facing a flood of illegal migrants crossing the English Channel and uproar over an early release scheme designed to empty prisons and send offenders back into the community. So on Wednesday the climate doomer – who has only just returned from holidays –  will chair his first meeting of the government’s emergency Cobra committee. The sole item on the agenda is the weather with a disposable barbecue ban reportedly under urgent consideration to help diminish fire risks during the long,…

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