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“I’m still excited for everyone that showed up for prayer day. Where two or three are gathered things do change. May we not forget ‘the lost coin.’”

“The Biden administration with their penchant for supporting un-American ideals gets easier to see with each passing day. Do not be fooled. Vote them all out.”

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/ReutersWelcome to Trail Mix, a fun but nutritious snack for your election news diet. See something interesting on the trail? Email me at jake.lahut@thedailybeast.com.This week, we peel back the curtain on the hushed conversations happening among campaign consultants and GOP bigwigs over how, maybe this time, Trump getting indicted could prove to be a paradigm shift in the race. Plus, a look at Mike Pence’s Spotify pla...

“I understand what the person is talking about with turn signals and I agree they need to be used but don’t depend on them being turned on for the right

“Wrestling is a real sport, but ‘wrasslin,’ as you put it, is bad entertainment.”

Everest summiteers have called for action as rising temperatures continued to threaten Nepal mountains as the nation on Monday celebrates the Platinum jubilee

But Id also say there are sometimes some really easier paths, she said.When I was growing up, a lot of our community pushed or prompted people, particularly girls to go into healthcare or a lot of family members thought it would be more successful for me to go into accounting or some, more traditional path, she said.Tanden said there werent any role models for her among Indian Americans in government when she was a child, let alone Indian women.I feel it is a real privilege to try to widen the p...

Tess McNamara and Chef Hillary Sterling share their favorite food and drink destinations, from seasonal meals to sunset aperitivi.

In 2024, Biden will once again rely on Black women to secure his presidency. But will they back him as strongly as they did in 2020?

The Democratic primary pits the incumbent — who insists he’s not running — against an upstart challenger who says the town needs more transparency.