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Ahead of Virginia’s gubernatorial election, the former president painted GOP nominee Glenn Youngkin as a backward step toward Trumpism.

What a concept.

CNN portrayed Rogan’s use of ivermectin as conspiracy-addled. Rogan says the drug, which is also used for animals, was prescribed by a doctor—and that the network bad-mouthed him.

A spokesman for Dr. Fauci says he has been “entirely truthful,” but a new letter belatedly acknowledging the National Institutes of Health’s support for virus-enhancing research adds more heat to the ongoing debate over whether a lab leak could have sparked the pandemic.

Our Inside the Hive cohosts parse the issues they believe will determine 2022 midterm elections—and discuss Succession as a coping mechanism.

Two top prosecutors have been added to the DOJ’s investigation, and the sentencing of the congressman’s former wingman has been delayed because of the volume of dirt the guy has shared with the Feds.

The House voted on Thursday to hold Bannon in contempt for ignoring a subpoena from the committee investigating January 6.

With the German media giant under fire at home, billionaire CEO Mathias Döpfner—all six-foot-seven of him—made his first post-acquisition newsroom visit, addressing concerns over paywalls, unions, company culture, and the Axios deal that wasn’t.

TRUTH Social will probably be a flop, but Trump is likely to make hundreds of millions anyway.

The former veep and his wife are living their best lives: traveling widely, making bank on the speaking circuit, and residing in one of Indiana’s toniest suburbs. And in an unlikely trolling of Donald Trump, Pence remains a top contender for the GOP nod.

The conservative outlet was among 35 media organizations that argued Nunes’s case against journalist Ryan Lizza—which was unexpectedly revived last month—should be reheard.

Though Biden has spoken firmly about how the GOP’s assault on voting rights threatens democracy, the president and his party have failed to stop it—and are now running out of options.