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In a contest of running mouths, JD Vance is giving Trump a run for his money as he keeps up his insidious comments about childless women and children, writes John Casey.
Also, she said, his campaign for a district attorney position had assistance from George Soros, the far right's public enemy number one.
So you don't have to read these sites, we bring you news of what they see as threats to the nation.
Far-right media claims of the week: Anti-Trump protesters are getting paid and transgender kids offend God.
That's one of the theories being advanced by the extreme right post-Charlottesville.
Yulia Tsvetokova, who is also accused of being a foreign agent, could serve over three years if convicted.
And other questionable bits of "news," including the claim that a liberal philanthropist is trying to start a "race war."
The authoritarian prime minister of Hungary served up anti-LGBTQ+ and Christian right rhetoric at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
Richard Jaffe, who defended Moore's son on a drug charge, is a "passionate supporter" of Jones and plans to be at his Senate swearing-in Wednesday.
America's youngest U.S. citizens are the latest targets of Trump's rage leading up to the mid-terms.
The jurors in New York City rendered their verdict Thursday afternoon in the first-ever criminal trial of a former U.S. president.
Raising money for a lawsuit he's fighting, the failed Senate candidate says "the unholy forces of evil" are attacking him.
The newest right-wing conspiracy theory is stoking homophobia among some believers.
One of the world's most famous transgender people said she doesn't consider herself a woman but is instead a "trans person." She also condemned trans women's inclusion in women's sports.
Danielle Neuschwanger, who hopes to win the Republican nomination to face Gov. Polis in 2022, has made a series of outlandish and false statements about him.
