While out on bail from charges in four different jurisdictions, Republican Presidential darling, and criminal defendant Donald Trump riled up the crowd in South Dakota with comments strikingly similar to the ones he delivered on January 6th, before dir... ...

Seething Trump toady Mike Pence momentarily turned into a tough guy during a radio show, saying he "won't stand for" Donald Trump smearing him after the former VP refused to overturn the election. ...

A hysterical Rudy Giuliani was none too pleased about his new status as alleged "Co-Conspirator #1" among the six described (but not identified) co-conspirators listed in Donald Trump's third indictment. In fact, the disgraced attorney, whose license h... ...

Prosecutor Jack Smith wanted former president Trump's classified documents trial to start in December 2023. Trump wanted it delayed until after the election. Federal judge Aileen Cannon, nominated by Trump while in office, split the difference Friday: ... ...

Hart InterCivic will be the first private vendor to partner with the company on using its open-source ElectionGuard system. ...

In the days leading up to the U.S. presidential election and on Election Day, YouTube's homepage will reportedly be advertising only one candidate: Donald Trump.

The impeached president’s re-election campaign bought out YouTube's costly advertising space for early November, and the deal ensures Trump will be all anyone sees on Google's YouTube during the ...

Facebook is reportedly considering making it just a wee bit clearer that pro-Bloomberg political campaign posts come from paid staffers on Michael Bloomberg's political campaign. Yes, 2020 is bonkers.

Facebook is considering ways to show when a paid campaign staffer shares a political post on the site, reports Julia Boorstin at ...

“What does this guy worth $60 billion own, who wants to be president?”

Memelord and presidential hopeful Michael “throw them up against the wall” Bloomberg will not be required to publicly disclose his finances until late March, “well after voters in more than a dozen states take to the polls on Super Tuesday,” reports ...

Researchers at MIT say the voting app Voatz, which is being used by at least 4 states in the 2020 elections, has major security flaws that could allow an attacker to intercept and alter votes, while making voters think their votes have been cast correctly, or trick the votes server into accepting connections from an ...

“They identify an issue that they know that the American people feel passionately about on both sides and then they take both sides and spin them up so they pit us against each other. And then they combine that with an effort to weaken our confidence in our elections and our democratic institutions which has ...