Mark Steffen

Buzz Aldrin, the American hero and former NASA astronaut who joined Neil Armstrong for humanity's first trip to the moon, passionately announced his choice for president over the weekend.

Impressionable young minds seated at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art were warped further as AOC explained how Emhoff “has been so important this presidential cycle.” Alluding to “poor examples” of “masculinity and men” who throw around “a lot of misogyny,” the Bronx Democrat said Harris's husband is a tolerant, loving man unafraid to share his softer side with the public. “A lot of ideas of what being a man means putting a woman down or putting queer people down,” she continued. “And this idea that, like, in order to elevate one's value, we need to diminish the people around you.” Traditional masculinity, she explained, is a manifestation of “weakness” and “insecurity.”

CNBC's Joe Kernan didn't sit back and take New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's liberal talking points lightly on Thursday, grilling the progressive Democrat on Vice President Kamala Harris's policies and how they would tank America's economy if she wins next week's election.

Jake Paul, the professional boxer more widely known for being a YouTube vlogger and internet sensation, called for change in a short video released by the Trump campaign on X. “Democrats have been in power for 12 of the last 16 years, so if we aren't happy with the current political state, economic state, environmental state, then who is to blame?” he asked in the direct-to-camera appeal. He pointed to a flub by Gov. Tim Walz when he declared at a recent rally that America “can't have four more years of this,” an ostensible salvo at Trump but one which left viewers confused about whether he meant the Biden-Harris administration. “Even Tim says there needs to be change, and he's right,” Paul said matter-of-factly. “We need to change from Kamala Harris to the Republican candidate, Donald Trump.”

A voter mobilization group pushing Vice President Kamala Harris has for a second time sown chaos among voters who were left confused after receiving get-out-the-vote text messages incorrectly stating that they had already voted.

Billy Eichner, the actor and comedian who has made his visceral hatred of Trump evident in multiple social media posts this year, did the exact opposite of what he hoped in an expletive-ridden video denouncing the Republican as a “f****** nepo baby” who is “mentally disintegrating in front of our eyes.” Eichner didn't hide his disdain for what he stated is Harris' failure to inspire the left. “The polls are not good. I am going to just be blunt, I don't work for the Kamala campaign,” he said, but “It's two weeks until the election, I am getting a lot of texts and a lot of people panicking. It is time to f****** panic.”

Vice President Kamala Harris, while still digging out from the rubble caused by President Joe Biden calling Trump supporters “garbage,” is about to be rocked by even more tone deaf comments from billionaire businessman Mark Cuban.

A letter sent by Gessler Blue Law to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold on Tuesday expanded on how serious the security breach is, with lawyers for former President Donald Trump calling on Griswold to halt the processing of mail-in ballots while an investigation takes place. Their demand comes after state election officials accidentally published BIOS passwords on their website, essentially the keys to Colorado's voting equipment such as electronic voting machines. On Monday, “it was revealed that your office publicly disclosed BIOS passwords for voting system equipment for 63 of Colorado's 64 counties beginning in at least August 2024 and continuing through Thursday, October 24, 2024. We are particularly concerned because your office knew of this security breach at least as early as October 24, yet concealed the problem by failing to notify anyone,” the attorneys wrote in their two-page letter.

A reporter with the notoriously liberal media outlet Vox is calling on his mainstream media colleagues to wise up before they continue writing that former President Donald Trump wished he could see former congresswoman Liz Cheney placed in front of a firing squad.

Sources close to the White House confirmed late Thursday that members of the Biden-Harris administration's press office ordered a stenographer to amend the written record of the president's “garbage” remark about Trump supporters, a change the White House stenographers' office forcefully pushed back on and claimed is a “breach” of longstanding protocol around independence by record keepers.