El-Sayed rejects Vance’s ‘very, very evil’ remark, calls true evil corruption
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Monday pushed back after Vice President Vance called him “very, very evil,” saying the real evil is corruption.
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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Monday pushed back after Vice President Vance called him “very, very evil,” saying the real evil is corruption.
Read MoreCBS News reported on deleted social media posts by Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El‑Sayed that compared the Sept. 11 attacks to the coronavirus pandemic, prompting criticism from progressive commentators and allies, the network and critics said.
Read MoreThe House of Representatives is back in session for less than a week before departing for campaigns, with the Senate not returning until September 14, as lawmakers focus on midterm elections.
Read MoreA probable-cause hearing Sept. 1 will determine whether prosecutors have shown enough evidence to support an aggravated murder charge that carries a possible death sentence, a court spokeswoman said.
Read MoreNepal’s search and rescue operations are ongoing after floods last week left hundreds dead and thousands missing, officials say.
Read MoreApproximately 85 Americans remain unaccounted for following flash flooding near Nepal and Tibet, according to the State Department. Nine Americans have been safely evacuated.
Read MoreThe National Park Service said Sunday that about 15 people may be missing or unaccounted for after a flash flood tore through Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area on Saturday.
Read MorePresident Donald Trump praised NASA on Truth Social after the agency launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, congratulating what he called the agency’s leaders and staff.
Read MoreSome observers and analysts say quarterback Jordan Travis was central to Florida State’s recent successes and that his departure coincided with the program’s decline, according to team records and analysts.
Read MoreColorado Rockies rookie outfielder Cole Carrigg was benched after flipping off Atlanta Braves fans during Saturday’s game at Truist Park, according to team officials.
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