GOP Senate candidate Mike Collins of Georgia said Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff backs abortion "up until and past birth." Ossoff supports Roe v. Wade, which determined a person could have an abortion ...
Republican Mike Minogue and Democratic incumbent Gov. Maura Healey faced off for the first time in the Massachusetts gubernatorial race Oct. 8. The debate, hosted by WBZ-TV and moderated by political ...
In Michigan's first U.S. Senate debate, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers tried to drag down the other through personal attacks that have become the trademark of a nasty campaign. We ...
In the final debate of Iowa’s U.S. Senate election, the candidates drew on familiar attacks, with Democrat Josh Turek questioning Republican Ashley Hinson’s wealth, and Hinson targeting Turek for ...
Abdul El-Sayed has a doctor of medicine degree, commonly known as MD, from Columbia University in New York and a doctorate in public health from Oxford University in England. He did not do a residency ...
In their second debate of the week, Sen. Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, sparred on abortion, ...
A GOP ad attacked Troy Jackson for cosponsoring a bill to fund a college while his son served as the school’s legislative coordinator. The college enjoys bipartisan support and it’s unclear whether ...
U.S Rep. Mike Collins and Sen. Jon Ossoff debated Oct. 8 about their record on data centers, military funding and inflation.
PolitiFact analyzed claims by U.S. Sen. Jon Husted and President Donald Trump on the national and state economies, Democratic candidate Sherrod Brown’s congressional record, and Husted’s recent bill ...
PolitiFact North Carolina is a project of WRAL to help you find the truth in North Carolina politics. Reporters and researchers from PolitiFact North Carolina examine statements by North Carolina ...
In 2019, sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on federal charges of recruiting dozens of underage girls for sex acts at his residences between 2002 and 2005. The financier with connections to ...
President Donald Trump announced his proposed 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., will now be a “military complex,” marking the second time he has changed a controversial construction project’s scope ...