Election

I bring you this year's group of highly anticipated and remarkably exquisite hoaxes a bit later than in the past, as I didn't want to jump the gun (sorry, didn't mean to trigger anyone) and miss out on any developing late-year hoaxes.

Former Trump advisor Jenna Ellis stated that a judge ordering a two-day trial over Kari Lake's election lawsuit is a "huge threshold victory" for election integrity.

Representative David Cicilline, backed by 40 other House Democrats, introduced legislation citing a Civil War-era provision in the 14th Amendment to bar Donald Trump from ever holding public office.

The Biden administration vastly overstated its estimate that employers created more than 1 million jobs in the second quarter of this year, claiming historic job growth when in fact hiring had stalled, according to a new estimate.

The story of Elon Musk’s acquisition, transformation, and public rehabilitation of Twitter is nothing short of remarkable.

Carlson said Thursday that a source "deeply" familiar with hidden gov't documents believed the agency was directly involved in the murder of John F. Kennedy.

A recent lawsuit found that Arizona Democrat Katie Hobbs received a new batch of "found" votes after election day that tallied to nearly precisely the number she needed to win.

Since 2017, the RNC spent $3.1 million on private jets, $750,000 in floral arrangements, and over $17 million on donor gifts.

"I'm back!! Thank you @elonmusk and by the way MELT DOWN THE ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES AND TURN THEM INTO PRISON BARS!"

FiveThirtyEight and Ipsos conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans to look at what issues drove the vote, as well as public opinion after the election.