Philip Wegmann

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Susan Crabtree |Philip Wegmann

The masked man on the motorcycle, the one who waved a Mexican flag in front of a torched car as Los Angeles police stood by, will soon be famous. His identity remains unknown, his image iconic - but for all the wrong reasons. Republicans will replay the clip again and again in campaign ads ahead of the midterms. "This lawlessness is exactly what Americans rejected in 2024," said Michael Whatley, chairman of the Republican National Committee.

2 weeks ago | theweeklyjournal.com | Philip Wegmann |Susan Crabtree

The masked man on the motorcycle, the one who waved a Mexican flag in front of a torched car as Los Angeles police stood by, will soon be famous. His identity remains unknown, his image iconic – but for all the wrong reasons. Republicans will replay the clip again and again in campaign ads ahead of the midterms. “This lawlessness is exactly what Americans rejected in 2024,” said Michael Whatley, chairman of the Republican National Committee.

2 weeks ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Philip Wegmann |Susan Crabtree

The masked man on the motorcycle, the one who waved a Mexican flag in front of a torched car as Los Angeles police stood by, will soon be famous. His identity remains unknown, his image iconic – but for all the wrong reasons. Republicans will replay the clip again and again in campaign ads ahead of the midterms. kAm“%9:D =2H=6DD?6DD :D 6I24E=J H92E p>6C:42?D C6;64E65 :? a_ac[” D2:5 |:4926= (92E=6J[ 492:C>2? @7 E96 #6AF3=:42?

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Philip Wegmann

The richest man in the world began his feud with the most powerful man in the world right in the middle of the news cycle. Elon Musk called the One Big Beautiful Bill, the vehicle for President Trumps sprawling policy agenda, a "disgusting abomination.""The president already knows where Elon Musk stood on this bill," replied White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. "It doesnt change the presidents opinion."It could, however, change the timing.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Philip Wegmann

Vice President JD Vance, introduced warmly by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, addressed what previously would have been described as an unusual group of Republicans.