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Dan Osborn, the Nebraska independent Senate candidate presenting himself as a political moderate in the deep-red state, is getting a late boost to

Dan Osborn, the Nebraska independent Senate candidate running as a centrist in the reliably Republican state, has raised nearly $400,000 in the past week from nearly 200 donors contributing more than $1,000. Just six of those donors reside in Nebraska, campaign finance disclosures reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show.

Left-wing groups linked to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D., N.Y.) and former House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to boost third-party libertarian candidates in a last-ditch effort to flip control of the lower chamber, federal spending disclosures reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show.

On Saturday, residents of Phoenix's " historic " Country Club Manor neighborhood gathered for a "spooktacular" Halloween party aimed at helping neighbors "reconnect."

The Neldon C Mathews auditorium was filled with family and friends, there to support musicians during their Oct. 23 band concert. Bands came from all three Panaca-based schools, and the sixth…

Over the past three months, an avowed left-wing organization has spent more than $9 million on Facebook ads boosting Vice President Kamala Harris and attacking former president Donald Trump. The spots have reached scores of swing state voters using a Facebook feature that allows advertisers to submit their own data—for political groups, that is, data they've compiled on voters—to reach a precise audience. The practice is considered standard operating procedure for campaigns and PACs. But the group behind the $9 million digital ad blitz is neither a campaign nor a PAC—at least not on paper. Instead, it's Courier Newsroom, liberal operative Tara McGowan's organization that pushes Democratic talking points under the guise of local "news" outlets.

GOP victory propelled by Trump's strength and aggressive intervention in primary races

Less than 24 hours after the first polls closed in what was teased as one of the closest elections in U.S. history, the only thing standing in the way of a Republican trifecta in Washington, D.C., is the House.

When President-elect Donald Trump leaned into rumors that Haitian migrants in the Ohio city of Springfield were eating pets, some mainstream media outlets predicted the move could alienate loyal Republican voters.

Longtime Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell officially has a replacement: South Dakota's John Thune, who bested Texas's John Cornyn and Florida's Rick Scott in the race to succeed the outgoing Kentuckian.