Missouri Democrat Rep. Cori Bush threatened to take revenge on a leading pro-Israel lobbying group for supporting her opponent’s successful attempt to defeat her in the primary. However, the White House denounced Bush’s “inflammatory” remarks on Wednesday.
Read More White House Condemns Cori Bush’s ‘Inflammatory’ Remarks To AIPAC After She Lost Primary
Tragedy struck the CrossFit games in Texas as one of its competitors died while taking part in the swimming portion of the competition, officials said.
Read More Texas: Serbian CrossFit Athlete Lazar Đukić Dies During Swimming Competition
Minnesota’s National Guard is contesting Gov. Tim Walz’s military biography, maintaining that the Democrat nominee for vice president did not hold the rank of command sergeant major at the time of his retirement like he has claimed, Newsweek reported.
Read More Minnesota National Guard Steps In To Dispute Walz’s Military Biography After Veterans Condemn Him
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed an executive order on Wednesday with the goal of establishing better election integrity in the state.
Read More Virginia Gov. Youngkin Orders Removal of ‘Noncitizens’ from Voter Rolls, Establishes Prosecution Procedures
The state board of elections in Georgia has implemented new regulations allowing local election boards to refuse to certify a vote in the event of apparent discrepancies.
Read More Georgia: New Election Rule Allows Local Boards To Withhold Vote Certification If Discrepancies Emerge
Veterans are accusing Democrat Minnesota Governor Tim Walz of “embellishing” his military service and deserting his National Guard battalion. Walz, the Democrat Party’s nominee for vice president, never saw combat and left the service before his unit was sent to Iraq in 2005.
Read More Veterans Accuse Walz Of ‘Embellishing’ Military Career, Abandoning National Guard Battalion