Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has lost a federal appeal of Michigan's decision to keep him on the ballot in this year's presidential election, potentially dealing a blow to former President Donald Trump.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration confirmed on Monday it is investigating RFK Jr. to find out if he decapitated a dead whale twenty years ago.
Mecklenburg County will lose an estimated $25,000 from throwing out and replacing ballots with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name, the county's Board of Elections director Michael Dickerson tells Axios.Why it matters: After the state's conservative-majority Supreme Court ruled the State Board of Elections must remove the former presidential candidate's name,
Trump and Kennedy warned that Biden administration Russia-Ukraine war policy might lead to "the end of civilization."
A judge denied Robert F. Kennedy's request Monday to erase his name from the presidential ballot in swing state Wisconsin, ruling that state law requires candidates to remain on the ballot unless they die.
As county clerks print their ballots and deliver them to the more than 1,800 municipal clerks that administer Wisconsin elections, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is still trying to get
Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump Jr. slammed the Biden administration in an opinion piece to The Hill following reports from The New York Times last week that said that the president signaled an openness to allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles in Russia.
A federal judge in Michigan has rejected Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request to remove his name from the state ballot.
After RFK Jr. officially ended his campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump, he has been fighting a battle to get his name off the ballot.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may have dropped his third-party presidential bid, but his name will remain on the ballot in some battleground states in November. The independent announced last month he was
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed Monday that they are investigating Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for an incident