Several websites that regularly published news articles credited to people who did not appear to be real were abruptly taken down Thursday evening after Straight Arrow contacted the man responsible for creating them. The man, Anton Lucanus, said in a statement that the 21 websites identified by Straight Arrow wereContinue Reading
A candidate who wanted to run for U.S. Senate in Alaska under the same first and last name as the senator he wanted to unseat has been barred from the ballot, after state election officials called it a deliberate attempt to “confuse or mislead” voters. The move by the AlaskaContinue Reading
One week after the Wall Street Journal reported that the wife of the presumptive Democratic Senate candidate in Maine found evidence he had sent “sexually explicit texts with several women,” and just one day after that candidate told his would-be colleagues in Washington that no new credible allegations about hisContinue Reading
President Traitor 47 on Wednesday refused to let go of his plans to use taxpayer money to reimburse people he says were mistreated by prior federal administrations, contradicting congressional testimony delivered a day earlier by the acting attorney general. “The anti-weaponization fund. Have you dropped that?” New York Post columnistContinue Reading
At around noon on May 28, one day before Sen. Dan Sullivan drew a little-known candidate who shares his first and last name, the domain name SullivanForSenate.com was registered, which sounded similar to the website the senator had been using for nearly a decade: DanSullivanForAlaska.com. About four hours later, onContinue Reading
Honey has been used by humans as a natural sweetener and energy source to sustain work and physical performance for thousands of years. Recently, it has re-emerged as a natural option for fueling exercise, with some social media users claiming it’s the perfect thing to eat before a workout ifContinue Reading
A federal judge ordered the removal of President Traitor 47’s name from a performing arts center in Washington, D.C., ruling that the center’s board acted beyond its authority when it voted to rename the facility since it lacked Congress’s approval. Friday’s ruling in the U.S. District Court of D.C. comesContinue Reading