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Mamdani Backed Candidate Arrested In UN Protest Against Netanyahu

Erica Carlin September 25, 2026

At the United Nations in New York, a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu turned into a wave of arrests, and one of the people taken into custody was Darializa Avila Chevalier, a socialist-backed

FBI Probes Jobs Portal Breach After Hackers Claim Data Theft

Dan Veld September 25, 2026

The FBI is digging into a breach tied to its jobs portal, and the big mystery is still where it started. A hacking crew says it grabbed employee data, while investigators are sorting through what

Sherrill Demands Lt Gov Caldwell Resign After Harassment Findings

Ella Ford September 25, 2026

New Jersey politics just got another messy turn, and this time it lands squarely on Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s doorstep. After an independent investigation backed up sexual harassment and ethics violations involving Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell,

UMass Dartmouth Murder Suspect Overstayed Visa, Got Deferred Action

David Gregoire September 25, 2026

Federal sources say a murder suspect in the deadly stabbing of a UMass Dartmouth football player entered the U.S. on a tourist visa, stayed after it expired, and later received deferred action under multiple administrations.

Judge Dismisses Letitia James DOGE Lawsuit In Trump Clash

Ella Ford September 24, 2026

New York Attorney General Letitia James took a hit in her latest legal fight with President Donald Trump after a federal judge tossed the case she led with 18 other states. The dispute centered on

Susan Collins Leads Maine Senate Race, New Poll Shows Split

Brittany Mays September 24, 2026

Here’s the twist in Maine’s Senate race: Susan Collins is still standing in a state that keeps leaning blue, and a fresh poll shows she has a narrow edge anyway. The numbers also show a

Peltola Faces Aide Abuse Claims Amid Grief Struggles

Kevin Parker September 24, 2026

Mary Peltola is under fresh political pressure after former aides accused her of angry outbursts, slurs, profane texts, and even physical aggression, while her campaign argues that the worst episodes came during an awful stretch

Czech President Warns NATO Must Down Russian Aircraft, Deter Russia

Erica Carlin September 24, 2026

Czech President Petr Pavel is pressing NATO allies to stop looking hesitant and start acting like they mean it. He argues that repeated Russian probes into allied airspace are not random accidents but pressure tests,

Missouri Redistricting Fight Heads Back To Supreme Court

Kevin Parker September 24, 2026

Missouri’s congressional map fight has turned into a fast-moving legal tangle, with election rules, voter expectations, and court authority all colliding at once. The Eighth Circuit has now pushed the state toward using its newer

Democrat Challenges Fairfax Prosecutor Over Violent Crime Record

David Gregoire September 24, 2026

“`html Fairfax County’s top prosecutor is now staring down a challenge from inside his own party, and the fight is shaping up around crime, credibility, and how serious cases have been handled. Former federal prosecutor

Harris Faces Backlash Over Detroit Speech And New Accent Claims

Ella Ford September 24, 2026

Kamala Harris’ latest Detroit appearance set off a fresh round of online chatter after critics said her delivery sounded different than usual. The speech, aimed at boosting Democratic turnout ahead of the 2026 midterms, quickly

GOP Senate Hopeful Faces Scrutiny Over Data Center Stock Holdings

Doug Goldsmith September 24, 2026

Michael Whatley’s Senate bid in North Carolina is colliding with a fast-growing debate over data centers, utility bills, and who really benefits when big energy projects move in. His financial disclosure shows holdings in companies

Hawley Presses Yale Swimmers Consent Question In Lia Thomas Hearing

Doug Goldsmith September 24, 2026

Checklist: fairness in women’s sports, locker room consent, Yale and the Ivy League, Riley Gaines’ experience, pressure on athletes to stay quiet, and the broader debate over sex divisions in competition. Josh Hawley put the

NYC Kitten Rescue Defends MAGA Adoption Ban After PETA Criticism

Dan Veld September 24, 2026

Politics NYC kitten rescue defends ‘NO F—ING MAGA’ adoption policy as PETA calls for it to be abolished PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk told Fox News Digital homeless animals ‘care if you love them and will

Michigan Student Presses Abdul El-Sayed On Iran Comments At Town Hall

Doug Goldsmith September 23, 2026

Can a politician say he backs freedom and still dodge the hardest question in the room? That was the tension in Ann Arbor, where Abdul El-Sayed got hit with direct pressure from a Michigan student

Illegal Immigrant Charged After Shooting Dallas School Officer

Kevin Parker September 23, 2026

Authorities say a Dallas school police officer was shot with his own gun after stopping to help a man near a freeway, turning a routine assist into a violent struggle that now carries a federal

GOP Lawmakers Probe Pro China Groups Fueling AI Data Center Protests

Ella Ford September 23, 2026

Two top House Republicans are sounding the alarm over what they see as a coordinated push to slow America’s AI momentum by turning public frustration into political pressure. With President Donald Trump set to sit

Trans Activists Inject Hormones, Protest NYU DOJ Deal

Karen Givens September 23, 2026

A viral protest outside NYU Langone has ignited fresh outrage after transgender activists were filmed injecting themselves with hormones at the hospital doors, turning a policy fight into a public spectacle. The stunt landed only

Stanford Admits AI Altered Student Photo, Violating Policy

Karen Givens September 23, 2026

Campus Controversy Stanford admits breaking own policy after race-, gender-swapped student photos emerge Billy Ramirez, the Hispanic student replaced by a Black woman, said he felt ‘silenced and erased’ from the image Published September 23,

Vulnerable GOP Candidates Break With Trump On Iran War End

Erica Carlin September 23, 2026

Politics GOP cracks widen over Iran war as vulnerable candidates break with Trump, demand its end Ashley Hinson, Mike Rogers and Jon Husted now call for an end to Iran war after months of backing

Rubio Ramps Up Birth Tourism Crackdown Before Xi Visit

Dan Veld September 23, 2026

• Birth tourism is getting a fresh federal crackdown • Visa limits are being aimed at people who profit from the practice • China remains a major focus of enforcement • The move lands just

Fairfax Schools Face Probe Over 9 11 Teaching Guide

Dan Veld September 23, 2026

Fairfax County Public Schools is under fire after new 9/11 lesson guidance sparked a legal probe and raised questions about who wrote it, who approved it, and why the district told teachers not to “center

El-Sayed Mocked For Abortion Remarks In Michigan Senate Race

David Gregoire September 23, 2026

Politics El-Sayed mocked for ‘word salad’ answer when pressed by conservative on voting for him: ‘Worse than Kamala’s’ The Michigan Democratic Senate nominee’s comments on abortion restrictions drew accusations of dehumanizing language Published September 22,

Pro-China Network Fuels US Protest Wave Before Trump Xi Talks

Darnell Thompkins September 22, 2026

Protests stretching from Texas to New York are drawing fresh scrutiny as lawmakers say a well-funded activist network is helping create the look of nationwide unrest at a moment when Washington is staring down Beijing.

Harris Links DEI Fight To Black Maternal Care In Detroit

Darnell Thompkins September 22, 2026

Kamala Harris used a Detroit campaign appearance to tie together DEI, maternal health, and Democratic messaging ahead of the midterm battle. Speaking alongside Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, she framed the issue as a direct

Massachusetts Expands Newborn Home Visits, Reviving Big Sister Warning

Brittany Mays September 22, 2026

Massachusetts is moving to expand its Welcome Family home-visit program, and the plan has reignited an old warning about government getting too comfortable inside the family home. The debate is about newborn care, mental health

Harris Keeps 2028 Run Open, Puts Focus On 2026 Midterms

David Gregoire September 22, 2026

Kamala Harris is keeping her options open for 2028, but she is making it clear that the next big fight is 2026. In Detroit, she leaned hard into the idea that midterm turnout will shape

Austin ICE Shooting Spurs Organized Anti ICE Protests, Socialist Groups Mobilize

Dan Veld September 22, 2026

The Austin ICE shooting quickly turned into something bigger than a single incident, with far-left groups jumping online and onto the street within hours. What looked to some like a sudden protest was, according to

Democrats Gain Wider Polling Lead As House Battle Intensifies

David Gregoire September 22, 2026

Power Rankings Fox News Power Rankings: For the Democrats, where could it possibly go wrong? Voters prefer Democrats by 11 points among likely voters, with 61% calling gas prices a ‘major problem’ Published September 22,

Pentagon Launches Battlefield Test For Future Generals

Ella Ford September 22, 2026

The Pentagon is putting a new spotlight on battlefield judgment, rolling out a tougher evaluation that asks senior officers to prove they can think and act like warfighters, not career climbers. The idea is simple,

DNC Chair Distances Party From Hasan Piker’s Deplorable Remarks

David Gregoire September 22, 2026

Ken Martin stepped in to draw a clear line between the Democratic Party and Hasan Piker, even as he leaned hard into the idea that Democrats remain a broad coalition with room for disagreement. The

Austin ICE Shooting Sparks Outrage Over Democrats’ Early Reaction

David Gregoire September 22, 2026

Politics Dem reactions within moments of Austin ICE shooting spark viral outrage locally, online: ‘Disqualifying’ Retired police association president says Mayor Watson’s ‘visceral’ reaction raised the temperature in Austin Published September 22, 2026 10:00am EDT

Mamdani Faces Backlash After Mourning Inmate Charged In Killing

Doug Goldsmith September 22, 2026

Zohran Mamdani is under fire after posting condolences for a jail inmate accused in a brutal killing, and the backlash has only gotten louder as critics accuse him of missing the point. The controversy lands

Trump Warns Iran, Signals Big Decision On Nuclear Deal

Dan Veld September 22, 2026

President Donald Trump used a United Nations appearance to put Iran on notice while also making a broader case for American power, arguing that the country still has a hard edge when it comes to

House Freedom Caucus Fund Unleashes $6 Million Ad Blitz

Brittany Mays September 22, 2026

The House Freedom Caucus’ political arm is throwing serious money into the fall fight, unloading a $6 million ad campaign aimed at beating back what Republicans see as a hard-left surge inside the Democratic Party.

Congress Delays AI Regulation As Urgent Warnings Mount

Doug Goldsmith September 21, 2026

Congress is getting pushed to deal with artificial intelligence just as the political calendar is turning hostile and the warnings are getting louder. Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist often called the “godfather of

Burlison Slams Washington Spending, Pushes Healthcare Reform Urgency

Ella Ford September 21, 2026

• Washington spending and the national debt• The squeeze on family budgets and inflation• Healthcare costs as the core affordability problem• GOP messaging and the search for a clearer pitch• Pressure for spending cuts and

Mamdani Columbus Day Invite Sparks Fury Over Old Insult

Doug Goldsmith September 21, 2026

Zohran Mamdani Fury erupts over Mamdani parade invite as old Columbus insult resurfaces: ‘Are you kidding me?’ The NYC mayor once posted a photo of himself giving the middle finger to a Christopher Columbus statue

Mamdani Invites All Media To NYC Meeting With Trump

Ella Ford September 21, 2026

Zohran Mamdani made clear that New York City was open to the press for a meeting with President Donald Trump, even as Trump continued defending his decision to shut certain outlets out of the White

El-Sayed Senate Bid Sparks Security Vetting Concerns

Erica Carlin September 21, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign has stirred up a fresh fight over a little-known perk that comes with the job: access to classified information without the same clearance process many other officials must pass through. For

Fox News Poll Shows Strong Skepticism Toward DSA Ahead Of Midterms

Kevin Parker September 21, 2026

“`html • Poll numbers show deep skepticism toward the DSA among registered voters. • Republicans are using that skepticism to sharpen their midterm message. • Democrats argue the election will be decided more by inflation

GOP Targets Congress Self Enrichment Loophole In New Push

Darnell Thompkins September 21, 2026

• Congress is already tightening stock-trading rules• A new GOP push targets indirect financial gain from earmarks• The focus is on family ties, property values, and nonprofit benefits• Past earmark controversies still hang over Washington•

House GOP Keeps Pressing ActBlue Over Foreign Cash Questions

David Gregoire September 21, 2026

House Republicans are keeping the pressure on ActBlue after a new batch of internal memos and testimony reignited questions about foreign donations, weak verification checks, and whether the fundraising giant gave Congress the full story.

Rand Paul Rejects Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Plan Over Deficit

David Gregoire September 21, 2026

Rand Paul is pressing a familiar message in Washington: the federal books are a mess, and handing out cash is not a serious answer. With the national debt pushing past $40 trillion, the Kentucky Republican

Marshall Slams NYT Report, Calls It Schumer Backed Hit Job

Kevin Parker September 21, 2026

Republican Sen. Roger Marshall is pushing back hard after a report reignited questions about his years as an OB-GYN and the collection practices tied to his former clinic. The Kansas senator says the story is

Trump Plans Military Arch With Drones, Snipers, Ammo, Near Arlington

Brittany Mays September 20, 2026

Donald Trump’s planned arch near Arlington Memorial Bridge is now being pitched as more than a monument. It is set to become a military-minded structure with drones, rooftop snipers, and ammunition storage, all tied to

Trump Green

Dan Veld September 20, 2026

Greenland has jumped from a remote Arctic outpost to a serious strategic prize, and the reasons are hard to miss. Its size, location, military value, and mineral wealth have all pushed it closer to the

Trump To Meet Mamdani In New York Ahead Of Midterms

Dan Veld September 20, 2026

President Donald Trump is set to sit down with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday, putting two very different political styles in the same room at a moment when the

Massachusetts Expands Postpartum Home Visits, Sparks Debate

Dan Veld September 20, 2026

Massachusetts has poured fresh fuel on the fight over postpartum care, privacy, and the size of government. Gov. Maura Healey’s new funding push for home visits and maternal mental health support has some people calling

LA Homelessness Fraud Cases Expose Deeper Oversight Failure

Brittany Mays September 20, 2026

Los Angeles homelessness spending is back under the microscope after federal fraud cases and a fresh round of criticism from House Oversight Republicans. Rep. Michael Cloud says the real issue is not just stolen money,

Albuquerque Schools Redirect COVID Relief Money To Anti Racism Training

Kevin Parker September 20, 2026

COVID relief money was supposed to help students recover from lost learning, but in Albuquerque Public Schools, a chunk of it went in a very different direction. Records tied to the district show a heavy

Warren Residents Say Town Is Turning Into Dearborn

Doug Goldsmith September 20, 2026

Neighbors in Warren, Michigan are sounding the alarm over a fast-changing neighborhood they say has been transformed by mosque conversions, growing crowds, and constant friction on the streets. Their complaints center on noise, parking, traffic,

Trump Mail Vote Push Faces Key Supreme Court Test

Dan Veld September 20, 2026

The fight over President Donald Trump’s mail-vote push is headed straight into a legal gray zone, and the stakes are bigger than one election cycle. The dispute centers on whether the federal government can set

Cap Hill Battles AI Guardrails As China Competition Grows

Kevin Parker September 20, 2026

Checklist: AI safety concerns and calls for guardrails Republican worries about slowing U.S. innovation China as the main geopolitical pressure point Industry leaders pushing for a slowdown Capitol Hill split over regulation versus speed Trump,

Meta Backed Training Program Grows AI Construction Workforce

Darnell Thompkins September 20, 2026

Here’s the quick checklist of what this piece covers: Blue-collar workers and the AI-driven construction surge A Meta-backed workforce training push Houston as a hub for hands-on skills development Shortages in construction and skilled trades

Veterans Challenge Trump’s 250-Foot Arch Over Arlington Views

Dan Veld September 19, 2026

The fight over Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C. has turned into a sharp clash between patriotic ambition and historic preservation. Three Vietnam veterans and an architectural historian say the towering structure would

Tom Barrett Slams Socialist Rival In Tight Michigan Race

David Gregoire September 19, 2026

Michigan’s 7th District is shaping up to be one of the fiercest battlegrounds in the country, with control of the House hanging in the balance. Republican Rep. Tom Barrett is putting his opponent’s record front

Trump Creates AI Force, Plans New CzAR To Boost Industry

Brittany Mays September 19, 2026

Trump is moving fast to put a bigger federal spotlight on artificial intelligence, announcing plans for an “AI Force” and signaling that a czar-style adviser is on the way. The message was simple and unmistakable:

NORAD F-16s Intercept Plane Near Camp David, Flares Deployed

Ella Ford September 19, 2026

The skies over Camp David turned serious Saturday morning when a NORAD F-16 moved in on an aircraft that crossed into restricted airspace while President Donald Trump was on site. The jet used flares to

Unsealed FBI Interviews Reveal Obama, Emanuel Talks On Blagojevich Deal

Ella Ford September 19, 2026

Freshly unsealed FBI interview records have pulled new details into one of Illinois politics’ messiest chapters, showing how Barack Obama and Rahm Emanuel were talking behind the scenes as Rod Blagojevich’s Senate-seat scandal unfolded. The

JD Vance Calls Midterms A Referendum On Common Sense

Doug Goldsmith September 19, 2026

Vice President JD Vance used a Friday rally in Iowa to turn the midterms into a blunt choice between two very different visions of America. He argued that Democrats have drifted so far from their

Massie Claims Johnson Cut House Early To Block Hegseth Vote

Dan Veld September 19, 2026

The House wrapped up early, and the timing set off a fresh round of Capitol Hill speculation. Speaker Mike Johnson said the chamber had finished its job, but Rep. Thomas Massie thinks the real reason

Utah Immunity Law Could Block Kirk Family Wrongful Death Case

Doug Goldsmith September 19, 2026

Key points to cover: Utah’s government immunity law and its impact on a wrongful death claim The Kirk family’s notice of intent to sue Utah Valley University Alleged security failures and the possible significance of

Brown’s Data Center Attack On Husted Faces Money Trail Questions

Kevin Parker September 19, 2026

Ohio’s Senate fight is getting sharper by the day, and the latest clash centers on data centers, electric bills, and a messy trail of campaign money. Sherrod Brown is hammering Republicans on the issue, but

Anthropic CEO Backs Independent AI Watchdogs Amid Safety Concerns

Erica Carlin September 19, 2026

Dario Amodei has become one of the most recognizable voices in the push for tighter AI guardrails, and his case starts with a simple belief: the people building frontier systems should not be left to

Minnesota Anti ICE Relief Fund Halted Over Fraud Concerns

Karen Givens September 19, 2026

A Minnesota relief program meant to help businesses affected by immigration enforcement has now been shut down after fraud concerns swamped the process. What was supposed to be a quick lifeline turned into another ugly

NC Democrat Stays on Ballot After Nazi Remarks Spark Backlash

Brittany Mays September 18, 2026

Checklist North Carolina candidate remains on the ballot after party support is withdrawn Social media posts spark outrage over violent and Nazi comparisons Ballot deadlines and election rules keep the campaign alive Democratic leaders condemn

Claire Valdez Faces Probe Calls Over Mexico Fight Pledge

Karen Givens September 18, 2026

Socialism Socialist Claire Valdez faces calls for federal probe after Mexico ‘fight’ pledge The socialist candidate vowed to carry Mexico’s independence ‘fight’ into Congress as Nydia Velázquez’s successor Published September 18, 2026 2:00pm EDT <!–>

Judge Says Trump Anti Weaponization Case Still Alive and Kicking

Brittany Mays September 18, 2026

• The dispute over the Trump administration’s Anti-Weaponization Fund• Questions about whether the fund is truly gone or just renamed• The role of the DOJ’s Judgment Fund in paying settlements and judgments• Judge Leonie Brinkema’s

ICE Arrests Guatemalan Woman In Indiana Over Alleged Voting Fraud

Karen Givens September 18, 2026

An arrest in Indiana has put voter fraud and election integrity back in the spotlight, with federal officials saying a Guatemalan woman illegally cast a ballot in a national election. The case has sparked sharp

Foreign Hackers Breach Two Colorado Water Utilities, Threaten Safety

Ella Ford September 18, 2026

Foreign hackers slipped into two Colorado water utility systems and managed to meddle with controls tied to pumping, alarms, and equipment settings before the utilities wrestled back control. Officials say the attacks did not contaminate

Trump Secures Permanent US Military Rights In Greenland Deal

Brittany Mays September 18, 2026

Checklist: Trump’s Greenland deal and permanent U.S. military rights Limits on Russia, China, and non-NATO activity National security and Arctic strategy Existing U.S. military presence and future installations Denmark, Greenland, and the diplomacy behind the