Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC has injected $10 million into the Texas Senate race to boost Ken Paxton and attack Democrat James Talarico, raising the stakes as Republicans fight to keep a seat they’ve held for decades. The financial surge comes as Federal Election Commission filings show MAGA Inc. allocated $10 million for two major […] The post MAGA Inc. pours $10 million into Texas Senate race to back Paxton and target Talarico appeared first on American Almanac .
Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC has injected $10 million into the Texas Senate race to boost Ken Paxton and attack Democrat James Talarico, raising the stakes as Republicans fight to keep a seat they’ve held for decades. The financial surge comes as Federal Election Commission filings show MAGA Inc. allocated $10 million for two major advertisements, dividing the money evenly between supporting Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Senate bid and opposing state Rep. James Talarico. The payment, routed through political media company Del Ray Media, marks MAGA Inc.’s largest single expenditure of the 2026 general election cycle and underscores the national GOP’s determination to defend a seat that has not gone blue in three decades. The Hill…Open
Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. super-PAC has pumped $10 million into the Texas Senate race to support Ken Paxton and target Democrat James Talarico, as Republicans face a showdown for a seat they’ve held for decades. The Republican establishment is treating the Texas Senate contest as a must-win, as Federal Election Commission filings published Saturday revealed […] The post Trump’s MAGA Inc. deploys $10 million in Texas Senate fight to boost Paxton against Talarico appeared first on American Almanac .
Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. super-PAC has pumped $10 million into the Texas Senate race to support Ken Paxton and target Democrat James Talarico, as Republicans face a showdown for a seat they’ve held for decades. The Republican establishment is treating the Texas Senate contest as a must-win, as Federal Election Commission filings published Saturday revealed that MAGA Inc., the super-PAC aligned with President Trump, made a $10 million payment for political ads split evenly between backing Paxton and opposing Talarico. The payment, routed through political ad firm Del Ray Media, marks MAGA Inc.’s first major investment in a 2026 general-election race and comes as polls show Democrat Talarico with a narrow lead over Paxton. Election…Open
Mount Anak Krakatau in Indonesia is on its second straight day of a major eruption. Volcanic ash has caused the suspension of flights out of Jakarta's main airport.
Rep. Chris Deluzio responds to a stunning new WSJ report that claims that Senator John Fetterman "shows little interest in the job" based on interviews with more than a dozen former staffers and lawmakers. In an interview with CNN, Fetterman called the report a "hit piece" that includes "lies and half-truths" and said that text messages WSJ published were taken out of context.
In this special anniversary episode, Reverend Al Sharpton reflects on 15 years of PoliticsNation, covering three presidents, four administrations, two impeachments, a global pandemic, a nationwide racial reckoning, and conflict in the Middle East. The program continues its focus on the African-American experience, social justice, voting rights, and the major political and cultural issues shaping the nation. The episode also looks back at the show's history since its launch in August 2011 and highlights Reverend Sharpton's ongoing work with the National Action Network, including a recent March on Washington focused on defending voting rights and democratic participation. With special guests joining the celebration, PoliticsNation reflects…
Immigration was a huge issue during the 2024 election, but now, reliable constituents are having second thoughts. So, how does Congresswoman De La Cruz navigate the issue? She sits down with The Hill Sunday's Chris Stirewalt to discuss. #texas #ice #cpb
Federal prosecutors have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with a felony conspiracy for allegedly trying to have cocaine and Adderall planted in his primary opponent’s car, a move that party leaders say betrays the public’s trust. Thomas Christopher Ross, the Republican nominee for Missouri House District 161, now sits in the Joplin […] The post Missouri GOP candidate faces drug-planting charge in bitter primary fight appeared first on American Almanac .
Federal prosecutors have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with a felony conspiracy for allegedly trying to have cocaine and Adderall planted in his primary opponent’s car, a move that party leaders say betrays the public’s trust. Thomas Christopher Ross, the Republican nominee for Missouri House District 161, now sits in the Joplin Municipal Jail after being charged with conspiring to distribute a controlled substance. The charge stems from an alleged plot to sabotage Louise Secker, his Republican primary opponent, by having drugs placed in her car. The case, outlined in a recently released criminal complaint, has shaken both local politics and the state GOP, surfacing days after Ross narrowly won…Open
