Steve Mollman is a Contributors Editor at Fortune Magazine. He specializes in general assignment news, government and politics, and international affairs, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and geopolitics. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo Finance, Newsweek, and The Kansas City Star.
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Obama blasted Trump over the Iran war and mocked Hegseth’s focus on testosterone levels in the military.
By: Steve Mollman
Todd Blanche defended the DOJ lawsuit over Alaska’s Senate election as Lisa Murkowski said it “should never have been filed.”
Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday over the war with Iran, calling the
By: Steve Mollman
Trump-backed Senate candidate Hinson called Vance’s criticism of Republicans who condemned Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad “ridiculous.”
Republican Iowa Senate candidate Ashley Hinson sharply criticized Vice President JD Vance over his response to GOP criticism of Vivek Ramaswamy 's
Trump lashed out at Norway during a Michigan rally after again arguing that his diplomatic record deserved the Nobel Peace Prize.
By: Steve Mollman
Trump questioned Alaska’s Senate ballot as the fight over two candidates with similar names and a DOJ lawsuit continues.
President Donald Trump said Sunday that “a lot of people don't know what incumbent means” as he continued to argue that Alaska 's Senate ballot is confusing voters because it includes two candidates with similar names.
President Donald Trump lashed out at Norway during a campaign rally in Michigan on Sunday, renewing his complaints about not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize and declaring that the Scandinavian country “sucks.”
Democrats are putting major banks on notice as they prepare for possible investigations into Trump’s Russia diesel deal.
