The Boston Globe issued a second correction Monday about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's DNA results, saying that its previously corrected percentage was also wrong. Published October 15, 2018
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's newly released DNA results show that the Democrat's Native American ancestry is roughly the same as that of the average white American, and may be less. Published October 15, 2018
NBC News issued a correction Sunday after reporting that President Trump described Gen. Robert E. Lee as "incredible," acknowledging that the president was referring to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. Published October 14, 2018
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rejected Sunday the suggestion that her husband's relationship with Monica Lewinsky was an abuse of power, noting that the intern "was an adult." Published October 14, 2018
Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, continued Sunday to accuse her Republican opponent of voter suppression even though the state recently broke its voter-registration record on his watch. Published October 14, 2018
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley said Sunday that Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's contentious confirmation has been "hugely motivating" to voters upset by the "smear campaign" and "mob behavior." Published October 14, 2018
Sen. Marco Rubio said Sunday that the Trump administration should skip an international investors conference in Saudi Arabia until more is known about what happened to missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Published October 14, 2018
Sen. Bernie Sanders, Vermont Independent, indicated Sunday that he disagrees with the "rude" behavior shown by progressive protesters who aggressively confront Republicans in their private time. Published October 14, 2018
Not surprisingly, "Saturday Night Live" sounded off on President Trump's Oval Office meeting with rapper Kanye West with a skit mocking the meeting. Published October 14, 2018
Newly named USA Gymnastics head Mary Bono apologized Saturday for a month-old tweet showing her blacking out a Nike logo after the post was slammed by Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles. Published October 14, 2018
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler came under fire over a viral video showing antifa protesters blocking traffic and harassing drivers, but he says he supports the decision by police to watch from a distance without getting involved. Published October 14, 2018
A county court has ordered Rep. Keith Ellison's divorce records to be unsealed, allowing more scrutiny into the Democrat's private life as he fights off the abuse allegations upending his campaign for Minnesota attorney general. Published October 13, 2018
Democrat Rep. Kyrsten Sinema's past outspokenness came back to haunt her again Friday, this time with the emergence of an eight-year-old video in which the Senate hopeful described Arizona as "the meth lab of democracy." Published October 13, 2018
A Minnesota professor says Florida hurricane victims are paying the price for electing Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican who "denies climate change." Published October 12, 2018
As one of the strongest hurricanes ever to make U.S. landfall, Hurricane Michael wrecked extensive damage, but the theme emerging Thursday was that a combination of deft forecasting, quick emergency response, and a fortuitous path prevented the disaster from being much worse. Published October 11, 2018
Tennessee Democratic Senate candidate Phil Bredesen's decision to support the Kavanaugh nomination has been described as a political tactic, and some Democratic campaign staffers apparently agree. Published October 11, 2018
The Oregon Republican Party filed a complaint Wednesday against Democratic Gov. Kate Brown over multiple allegations that she used public funds for campaign purposes. Published October 11, 2018
Women who supported the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh have been ripped on the left as brainwashed, shameful, privilege-defending gender traitors, and it's starting to annoy them. Published October 10, 2018
Sen. Jon Tester, Montana Democrat, saw his National Rifle Association rating downgraded Tuesday to a "D," even though his campaign said he has shot "hundreds of cows and hogs." Published October 10, 2018
Hillary Clinton rejected comparisons Monday between the sexual-misconduct allegations facing her husband versus those made against Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh and President Donald Trump. Published October 9, 2018
