The relationship between former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and former president Donald Trump has been awkward lately, or so that's what many members of the media would have you believe. Haley,…

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The following article, Liberal podcaster promises to drink cyanide live if Trump wins, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Liberal podcaster Francesca Fiorentini told a pundit from The Sun that she will ingest cyanide live on air if Trump wins the White House again. Fiorentini is all about abortion – the main talking point of the left. Libs never understand how much none of us care what they think either about killing babies or … Continue reading Liberal podcaster promises to drink cyanide live if Trump wins ...

It’d be nice to say we are less than 48 hours from the end of the nastiness of this election cycle, but to do so would be naive. For one, because the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump looks to be so tight, we are likely still several days away from knowing who will occupy the Oval Office next—and how much turmoil we’ll have to go through to get to Inauguration Day. But it’s also all but guaranteed that the polarization embedded in the marrow of certain factions will not end once...

The New York Times Tech Guild walked off the job at 12:01 a.m. Monday, making good on a threat that has loomed over the company for months and could disrupt the newspaper’s ability to cover this week’s election results. The Tech Guild called the open-ended unfair labor practice strike after increasingly intense negotiations between the guild and Times management failed to yield a contract agreement, Tech Guild representatives told The Washington Post.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a case regarding the possible redistricting of Louisiana's congressional map but not until after the upcoming election. On Monday, the Supreme Court said it was deferring arguments on the case until early next year, meaning the 2024 elections will proceed under the disputed map. This development could work in favor of Democratic efforts to reclaim the narrowly divided House of Representatives. Why the Map Is Contested The map had previously been invalidated...