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Rep. Doug LaMalfa, one of California’s leading conservative voices in Washington, has died. LaMalfa, 65, had been a congressman since 2013, representing California’s 1st District. He was known as a ...

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Wisconsin Green Bay head men's basketball coach Doug Gottlieb will step away from his nationally syndicated radio show, The Doug Gottlieb Show, to focus solely on his coaching job with his basketball ...

Come November 2026, Alabama voters could see two familiar names on the ballot for governor. On Dec. 13, former Democratic Sen. Doug Jones announced his candidacy, joining current GOP Sen. Tommy ...

The EWTN Global Catholic Network presented the 2025 Mother Angelica Award to its longtime former president, Doug Keck, in recognition of his decades of service, faithful leadership, and tireless ...

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Democratic former Sen. Doug Jones is running for governor of Alabama, setting up a likely rematch with his Senate successor, Republican Tommy Tuberville, in the open-seat race. “I have finally ...

The move sets up a possible rematch between Mr. Jones, the last Democrat to win statewide office in Alabama, and Tommy Tuberville, the Republican who ousted him from the Senate in 2020. By Emily ...

Following weeks of hints and speculation, it’s official: former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones plans to enter the Alabama governor’s race against current U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville. The news was first reported ...