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Bessent, if confirmed, would be the first out member of the LGBTQ+ community to lead the department. His nomination still doesn't mean Trump is an ally, however.
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The billionaire would be the second out gay man confirmed to any president’s cabinet.
Raising money for a lawsuit he's fighting, the failed Senate candidate says "the unholy forces of evil" are attacking him.
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.
Far-right media claims of the week: Anti-Trump protesters are getting paid and transgender kids offend God.
Yulia Tsvetokova, who is also accused of being a foreign agent, could serve over three years if convicted.
The authoritarian prime minister of Hungary served up anti-LGBTQ+ and Christian right rhetoric at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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.
The newest right-wing conspiracy theory is stoking homophobia among some believers.
Also, she said, his campaign for a district attorney position had assistance from George Soros, the far right's public enemy number one.
Scott Bessent is the first out Senate-confirmed Cabinet member in a Republican administration.
That's one of the theories being advanced by the extreme right post-Charlottesville.
And other questionable bits of "news," including the claim that a liberal philanthropist is trying to start a "race war."
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.
