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Home»Posts Tagged "Politics" (Page 5)

DOJ Wins Concession, LA Sheriff Cuts Concealed Carry Delays

Erica Carlin August 18, 2026

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has been forced to clean up a concealed carry permit system that left applicants stuck in limbo for months, and in some cases years. After a Justice Department lawsuit

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Illegal Immigrant Sentenced After Decades Of Vote Fraud

Erica Carlin August 18, 2026

Carlos Felipe Jaramillo-Grajales was sentenced to three years in federal prison after authorities said he spent years using a stolen U.S. identity to register, vote, and collect government documents in Florida. The case has put

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Appeals Court Backs Ruling Blocking Nevada Prosecutor Appointment

Doug Goldsmith August 18, 2026

A federal appeals court has thrown out the Justice Department’s workaround in Nevada, ruling that Sigal Chattah was not lawfully kept in place as the state’s top federal prosecutor after her interim term ran out.

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DHS Investigates Anti-Israel Nonprofit Over Suspect Fund Transfers

Darnell Thompkins August 17, 2026

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly digging into a nonprofit tied to Zohran Mamdani after questions surfaced about donor money and its possible path to a sanctioned Palestinian group. The case centers on a

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DOJ Opens Path For Some To Restore Gun Rights

Brittany Mays August 17, 2026

• New DOJ process for restoring federal gun rights• Eligibility hinges on public safety and personal record• Violent offenders and other high-risk groups remain barred• Gun-rights supporters call it a major step forward• Critics warn

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ICE Deports Convicted Virginia Child Sex Offender After Abuse Case

Dan Veld August 17, 2026

• Deportation after a disturbing child sex abuse case• Virginia’s sanctuary-style immigration fight• ICE detainers and local enforcement clashes• Violent and sexual crime tied to illegal immigrants• Political backlash over state policy choices The Department

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NYC Congestion Toll Fails To Improve Air Quality, City Says

Karen Givens August 17, 2026

The first year of New York City’s congestion toll has landed in a messy place: traffic fell, but the air did not get notably cleaner. City officials say the new numbers show real changes on

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Johnson Taunts Jeffries Over Democrat Civil War In New York

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

Mike Johnson is making Democrats’ internal turmoil a central talking point, and he is doing it with a grin. The House speaker has latched onto a string of socialist-backed victories in New York and is

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House Ethics Committee Investigates Rep. Jimmy Gomez Over Misconduct Allegations

Doug Goldsmith August 17, 2026

The House Ethics Committee is looking into Rep. Jimmy Gomez over allegations tied to a House staffer, putting another Capitol Hill sex scandal back under a harsh spotlight. Gomez says the conduct was consensual, regrets

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Trump Honors California Teen Lifeguard For Viral Ocean Rescue

Brittany Mays August 17, 2026

President Donald Trump welcomed a teenage California lifeguard to the White House after a dramatic ocean rescue that turned a dangerous day at the beach into a story of quick thinking and calm under pressure.

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Mocked For Viral Hip-Hop Dance Clip

Darnell Thompkins August 17, 2026

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey found himself at the center of a fresh online pile-on after a video of him dancing at the Black Entrepreneur State Fair started making the rounds across X and other social

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Freed Marine Vet Exposes Russian Prison Torment, Five Americans Still Held

Karen Givens August 17, 2026

The return of Robert Gilman has put a harsh spotlight back on the Americans still stuck in Russian prisons, with a family advocate describing a brutal mix of sickness, beatings, fear, and isolation. The case

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CENTCOM Praises USS Abraham Lincoln Mental Health Record Amid Criticism

Erica Carlin August 17, 2026

The USS Abraham Lincoln has become a flashpoint in the debate over long carrier deployments, with CENTCOM saying the ship is holding up better than critics have claimed. Adm. Brad Cooper defended the crew’s condition,

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Trump Orders Major Cut To US-South Korea Drills As Tensions Rise

Brittany Mays August 17, 2026

Here’s the situation in plain terms: Trump moved to trim a major U.S.-South Korea military drill just as North Korea stepped up missile launches, and that decision landed in the middle of a tense regional

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Blanche Backs Pirro After Lincoln Reflecting Pool Case Dismissal

Dan Veld August 17, 2026

Todd Blanche stood firmly behind Jeanine Pirro on Sunday after her office moved to toss out the vandalism case tied to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The dispute has turned into a sharp clash over

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Trump Blames Vandals For Dead Grass On National Mall

Ella Ford August 17, 2026

Dead grass on the National Mall has turned into the latest flashpoint around President Donald Trump, the World War II Memorial, and a patch of turf that sits in the middle of a bigger Washington

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Michigan Senate Poll Shows Rogers Ahead as El-Sayed Struggles

Erica Carlin August 16, 2026

Michigan’s Senate race is already getting tense, and the latest numbers give Republicans a reason to grin. Abdul El-Sayed’s hard-left brand is testing just how much room Democrats have in a state where swing voters

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Americans Clash Over Transgender Athletes As Sports Debate Heats Up

Doug Goldsmith August 16, 2026

• Transgender athletes in women’s sports remain deeply divisive• Fairness, physical advantage, and inclusion sit at the center of the fight• Public reaction splits sharply between support and backlash• Sophie Cunningham’s comments pushed the debate

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Shannon Watts Torches Hasan Piker Over Controversy Playbook, Says It’s Bats Crazy

David Gregoire August 16, 2026

Shannon Watts took aim at Hasan Piker after a canceled campus event put his old remarks back in the spotlight. The fight quickly widened into a bigger debate about progressive politics, online baggage, and how

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Cuban Warns California Billionaire Tax Could Drive Startups Away

Kevin Parker August 16, 2026

“`html California’s billionaire tax fight is turning into a full-blown test of whether the state can keep its rich residents, its investors, and its startup energy from heading for the exits. The argument is no

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Humanoid Robots Could Patrol Southern Border, CEO Says

Brittany Mays August 16, 2026

• Humanoid robots and border security• Phantom’s sensing, navigation, and terrain handling• National security talks and DHS interest• Surveillance, reconnaissance, and tunnel monitoring• Human officers staying in control of enforcement• Weather resistance and the next

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Federal Judge Clears Arizona Border Wall Construction Path

Karen Givens August 16, 2026

Checklist: Border wall construction in Arizona, Tribal opposition and land claims, Federal judge ruling and legal authority, National security and border enforcement, Trump-era border security gains, DHS statements on reduced apprehensions A federal judge has

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Fauci Rejects Senate Request After Fifth Amendment Standoff

David Gregoire August 16, 2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci has turned down a voluntary appearance before a second Senate panel, keeping the fight over COVID-era decisions very much alive. The move adds fresh fuel to Republicans who have spent months pressing

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Sinema Admits Affair With Married Bodyguard In Court Filings

David Gregoire August 16, 2026

Kyrsten Sinema’s sworn testimony has pushed a messy private dispute into public view, with federal court filings saying she admitted to repeated sexual encounters with a married security guard while serving in the Senate. The

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Bernie-Backed California Candidate Defends DEI, Challenges Valadao

Dan Veld August 16, 2026

Bernie Sanders-backed Randy Villegas is under scrutiny as he runs for Congress in California’s 22nd District, where the race against Rep. David Valadao is already shaping up as one of the most important fights in

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Trump Backs Komatireddy To Challenge Letitia James in New York

Karen Givens August 16, 2026

Donald Trump has jumped into New York’s attorney general race with a fresh endorsement aimed straight at one of his oldest political enemies. He is backing Republican Saritha Komatireddy in the bid to unseat Letitia

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Florida Socialist Candidate Dodges Tax Question While Backing Marxist Ideas

Ella Ford August 15, 2026

• Socialist candidate’s tax pitch faces tough scrutiny• Billionaires, income taxes, and government spending take center stage• Karl Marx language resurfaces in a modern campaign fight• Florida district politics add pressure to the race• Policy

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Gun Rights Groups Hail Trump DOJ Move, Easing Suppressor Rules

Erica Carlin August 15, 2026

Second Amendment rights and constitutional protections Suppressor regulations and federal registration rules Congressional action on the National Firearms Act Andrew Clyde’s role and Republican support DOJ inaction and the court ruling’s impact Gun rights supporters

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Donna Brazile Dismisses Maine Senate Scandal As Salacious Gossip

Erica Carlin August 15, 2026

• Maine Senate race drama and Democratic fallout• Donna Brazile’s dismissal of the latest allegations• Troy Jackson’s campaign under pressure from multiple scandals• The revived 1988 police report and family claims• Susan Collins and the

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Tlaib Rally Moved After Florida Venue Cites Security Concerns

Dan Veld August 15, 2026

• Tlaib’s South Florida rally and the venue fallout• Claims of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and political tension• The candidates tied to the event and the primary stakes• The alternate location and the crowd reaction• Tlaib’s long-running

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Clarence Thomas Says Stanford Law Is Off Limits To Conservatives

David Gregoire August 15, 2026

Checklist: Clarence Thomas and Stanford Law School; conservative voices and elite campuses; campus intolerance and ideological divides; protest culture and speaker disruptions; Stanford’s response and public disagreement; the larger fight over free expression in higher

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Appeals Court Restores Mamdani Luxury Home Tax Rollout

Brittany Mays August 15, 2026

New York City’s fight over a luxury-home surcharge has taken another sharp turn, with an appeals court loosening the brakes just enough for the city to keep moving while the case plays out. The dispute

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Trump Says AOC May Eye 2028 As Democrats Pull Back

Ella Ford August 15, 2026

Donald Trump took aim at the left’s recent backpedaling, saying Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are trying to soften the edges of the same policies they once pushed hard. The clash centered on crime, immigration, and

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Appeals Court Dismisses Trump Alien Enemies Act Deportation Challenge

Karen Givens August 15, 2026

The latest court fight over Donald Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act has left the biggest question hanging: can an old wartime law be used to speed deportations tied to gang activity? The Fifth

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Trump Comforts Bronx Boy’s Parents During Crime Speech

Brittany Mays August 14, 2026

President Donald Trump paused a New York speech to comfort the parents of 12-year-old Jacob Freytes, turning a political event into a raw, human moment. The gesture centered on grief, crime, and the kind of

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Abdul El-Sayed’s Half Sister Praises Oct 7 Attack in Video

Dan Veld August 14, 2026

• An Oct. 7 video from Eman Abdelhadi and the backlash it sparked• Her remarks about faith, justice, and the anniversary of the Hamas attack• The silence around the Israeli victims and the symbolism of

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Reagan National Installs New Radar After Deadly 2025 Crash

Kevin Parker August 14, 2026

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has a new layer of protection after one of the deadliest aviation disasters in recent memory forced a hard look at how aircraft move around the capital’s crowded airspace. The

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Abbott Targets DFW Grant Review After Washing Station Scrapped

Dan Veld August 14, 2026

• DFW Airport drops its proposed Islamic foot-washing station plan• Abbott pushes a state review of airport grants and funding• Houston’s airport also comes under federal and state scrutiny• The dispute centers on religious accommodation

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Detransitioners Say Doctors Pushed Teens Toward Gender Treatment

Dan Veld August 14, 2026

Detransitioners describing pressure from doctors and hospitals HHS-commissioned report on gender medicine and financial incentives Claims of rushed treatment, billing concerns, and weak safeguards Personal accounts of long-term physical and emotional fallout Parents, providers, and

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Newsom Judge Freed Suspect Before Fatal California Stabbing

Kevin Parker August 14, 2026

In California, one judge’s release decision has turned into a flashpoint over crime, immigration, and courtroom discretion. A Venezuelan national who had been freed before a deadly stabbing is now at the center of a

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Mark Lynch Endorses Ralph Norman In South Carolina Runoff

Karen Givens August 14, 2026

Politics Mark Lynch endorses Ralph Norman as congressman heads into runoff against Darline Graham National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Sen Tim Scott has endorsed Sen Darline Graham Published August 14, 2026 6:13am EDT <!–> close

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Abdul El-Sayed Faces Scrutiny Over Detroit Animal Control Record

Karen Givens August 14, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s Detroit health department record Scrutiny over animal control and shelter conditions Live-release and euthanasia numbers during the overhaul Whistleblower claims and legal fallout Campaign defenses and Republican criticism Why the issue is resurfacing

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El-Sayed Challenges Rogers To No-Pads Football Showdown

Erica Carlin August 14, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate fight with Mike Rogers has drifted well past policy and into pure campaign theater, with each side trying to turn the other into a punchline. What started as criticism over El-Sayed’s past

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WWII Memorial Suspect Taken Into Custody, Faces Two Felonies

Ella Ford August 14, 2026

Washington’s World War II Memorial was left at the center of a fast-moving criminal case after prosecutors said the suspect tied to the vandalism is now in custody and facing two felony charges. The case

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Senate Probes IAM Union Over Cuba Influence Claims

Brittany Mays August 14, 2026

Sen. Bill Cassidy is pressing a major American union for answers after reports tied it to messaging and activism that line up with Cuba’s government. The dispute centers on alleged lobbying, embassy contact, and whether

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Michigan Senate Race Tightens, Rogers Holds Narrow Edge

David Gregoire August 13, 2026

Michigan is heading into a tense fall with two big races pulling in different directions. Republicans have the Senate advantage for now, while Democrats are leaning in hard on the governor’s race, and both contests

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Texas Appeals Court Restores Mail Ballot ID Rules In Win

David Gregoire August 13, 2026

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals gave Texas a big legal lift by restoring major parts of Senate Bill 1, reviving mail ballot ID checks and voter-assistance rules after years of courtroom wrangling. The

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Gun Rights Groups Move Fast After Judge Strikes Decades Old Rule

Dan Veld August 13, 2026

“`html Gun rights advocates are moving fast after a federal judge tossed out a long-standing set of firearms rules tied to suppressors, turning a courtroom win into a real-world shakeup. The decision has opened the

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Rubio Gets 68 More Roles In Viral White House Birthday Gift

Erica Carlin August 13, 2026

Marco Rubio’s birthday got the kind of upgrade most people only daydream about: a giant, gold-framed meme board packed with 68 playful versions of the secretary of state. The gag started with a tense Oval

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White House Warns Of Transshipment Scam, Targets China Links

Ella Ford August 13, 2026

• White House claims a major tariff-evasion scheme is draining U.S. revenue• China is singled out as the main example, with dozens of other countries flagged• Goods can be rerouted through third countries to hide

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Ohio GOP Rep Max Miller Sued Over Posted Child Image

Doug Goldsmith August 13, 2026

Emily Moreno’s lawsuit against Rep. Max Miller adds another ugly layer to an already bitter family and political fight. The filing centers on claims that a sensitive image of the couple’s young daughter was shared

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Minnesota Fraud Scandal Puts Flanagan On Defense In Senate Race

Kevin Parker August 13, 2026

Minnesota’s open Senate race is already getting dragged into the state’s sprawling fraud mess, and that fight could shape how voters see Peggy Flanagan before the campaign really settles in. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer

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Trump Clashes With Abbott Over Texas Data Center Boom

Darnell Thompkins August 13, 2026

Texas is at the center of a fast-moving battle over data centers, artificial intelligence, and the electric grid, and the fight is creating an unusual split between President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott. Billions

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Florida State University Faces Federal Civil Rights Probe Over Scholarships

Dan Veld August 13, 2026

Florida State University is facing a new federal civil rights probe after complaints raised questions about dozens of scholarships and whether the school crossed the line on race or sex-based preferences. The case puts a

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Ex-Biden Official Praised Heidi Beirich Before Federal Charges Emerged

Dan Veld August 13, 2026

Heidi Beirich, once praised as a leading voice on extremism, is now at the center of a very different kind of story, one tied to federal fraud allegations and fresh scrutiny of how anti-hate work

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AI Job Fears Grow, But Unemployment Stays Low

Dan Veld August 13, 2026

Democrats are sounding the alarm over artificial intelligence and the future of work, but the latest labor numbers have not backed up the panic. Since chatbots burst onto the scene in late 2022, the job

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Tlaib Faces Backlash For Backing Primary Challenges In Florida

David Gregoire August 12, 2026

Rashida Tlaib’s appearance in Florida is stirring up a fresh political mess, with criticism focusing on her backing of candidates trying to knock off two Jewish House Democrats. The fight has turned into a loud

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Charlotte Repeat Offender Sucker-Punches Woman, Police Probe More Assaults

Doug Goldsmith August 12, 2026

Repeat offender sucker-punches woman in city where Ukrainian refugee was stabbed by career criminal Charlotte is back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons after a disturbing video surfaced of a man allegedly attacking

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Hasan Piker Praises Mamdani Aide Over White Middle Class Remark

Brittany Mays August 12, 2026

Hasan Piker Hasan Piker cheers Mamdani aide going ‘beast mode’ with ‘impoverish the White middle-class’ remark The Twitch streamer praised Cea Weaver while mocking Bill Maher’s criticism of socialist platforms on ‘Real Time’ Published August

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Maine Senate Race Remains Tight As Jackson Challenges Collins

Erica Carlin August 12, 2026

Maine’s Senate race is still stuck in a tight, bruising battle, with Susan Collins and Troy Jackson separated by only a sliver in a new statewide Fox News poll. The matchup has shifted, but the

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Ossoff Faces Scrutiny Over Past Support For Reparations

Karen Givens August 12, 2026

• Jon Ossoff’s past remarks on reparations• The 2019 radio interview and key quotes• Cory Booker’s reparations commission proposal• Conservative objections and constitutional concerns• The political stakes in Georgia’s Senate race Jon Ossoff’s old comments

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HHS Bureaucrats Allegedly Block Fauci Records Probe, Johnson Says

Darnell Thompkins August 12, 2026

Sen. Ron Johnson says the fight over Anthony Fauci’s old government phone is bigger than one device, one batch of texts, or one agency filing cabinet. The Wisconsin Republican argues that entrenched HHS staff are

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Ex-New Jersey Mayor Charged Over Fake Ballot Signatures

Darnell Thompkins August 12, 2026

Former Lumberton Township Mayor Gina LaPlaca is back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, this time over allegations tied to a petition for a Democratic primary race. Prosecutors say the paperwork carried signatures

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FBI Touts 6,000 Arrests, DC Homicides Drop 44 Percent

Brittany Mays August 12, 2026

One year after the Trump administration unleashed a hard-edged crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., the FBI is putting up big numbers and a simple message: the federal surge is working. Officials say arrests have climbed

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Russia Helps China Boost Submarine Stealth Near Taiwan

Erica Carlin August 12, 2026

Russia and China are tightening the screws on the U.S. military in a way that is getting harder to ignore, especially around Taiwan. The concern is not just politics or posturing, but the slow build

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Veteran Urges Congress To Expand Concealed Carry For Special Ops

Dan Veld August 12, 2026

• Special operations veterans and concealed carry rights• The proposed federal bill and how it compares to LEOSA• Training, judgment, and the special ops background• Self-defense, public safety, and the role of armed citizens• State

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Trump Dismisses Third-Term Question, Says The Law Is Very Strong

Dan Veld August 12, 2026

Donald Trump swatted away a fresh question about a possible third-term run in 2028, leaning on the same line he has used before: the law is in the way. The exchange added another twist to

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Trump-Backed Michael Alfonso Wins Wisconsin GOP Primary

Ella Ford August 12, 2026

Michael Alfonso has surged out of a packed Republican primary in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, picking up a high-profile endorsement and setting up a November showdown with Democrat Fred Clark. The race is drawing attention

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Pentagon Races To Rebuild Missile Stockpiles, Bracing For China Threat

Brittany Mays August 12, 2026

The Pentagon is shifting gears after years of buying missile defenses in small batches while threats kept piling up. New budget plans point to a much bigger push for Patriot and THAAD interceptors, driven by

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Wisconsin Socialist Candidate Faces Backlash Over Anti America Post

Kevin Parker August 11, 2026

Wisconsin Socialist Wisconsin governor candidate referred to America as ‘abundance of suffering,’ resurfaced post shows The Democratic Socialists of America candidate is running in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor Published August 11, 2026 3:15pm EDT

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Trump Secretly Switched Jets In Turkey, Leaving Staff Behind

Karen Givens August 11, 2026

Donald Trump’s reported plane switch during the NATO summit in Turkey has sparked a sharp debate over how far presidential security should go when a threat is believed to be real. The move, if accurate,

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Iowa Democrat Faces Scrutiny Over Transgender School Votes

Doug Goldsmith August 11, 2026

• Campaign messaging on women’s locker rooms and girls’ sports• Voting record tied to biological sex policies• Republican pushback on the candidate’s past statements• The fight for a competitive Iowa House seat• Election stakes in

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Trump Orders CMS To End Medicaid Gender Transition Funding for Minors

Dan Veld August 11, 2026

Medicaid funding is being pulled out of gender transition procedures for minors after a new directive from President Donald Trump, who says the government should not bankroll treatments he calls harmful and irreversible. The change

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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Mail Ballot Limits Ahead Of Midterms

David Gregoire August 11, 2026

A federal judge in Massachusetts has put a hard stop on one part of the Trump administration’s push to tighten mail-in voting rules before the 2026 midterms. The ruling keeps the U.S. Postal Service from

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Wisconsin Democrats Face Far-Left Surge In Crucial Governor Race

David Gregoire August 11, 2026

Wisconsin and Minnesota have become the latest pressure points in the Democratic Party’s internal fight, with the left flank surging just as moderates warn the general election could get a lot uglier. In Wisconsin, Francesca

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Obama Ally Urges Hong Loss To Boost Progressive Chances

Karen Givens August 11, 2026

David Axelrod is making a blunt bet that a messy primary can clear the path for Democrats in Wisconsin. His argument centers on Francesca Hong, a hard-left candidate whose style and record he sees as

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Experts Warn Medicare For All Would Raise Costs And Taxes

Brittany Mays August 11, 2026

Medicare-for-all keeps getting sold as simple and humane, but the real story is messier. The debate is not just about who gets covered, it is about who pays, how much doctors get, what happens to

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GOP Senators Back Push To Bar Mamdani From 9/11 Ceremony

Kevin Parker August 11, 2026

• GOP senators backing 9/11 families• Petition to keep Zohran Mamdani away from Ground Zero ceremony• Claims about condemnations of extremism and related concerns• Sharp reactions from Republican lawmakers• Mamdani’s planned attendance and the families’

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Senate Night Falls Short As SAVE America Act Stalls

Brittany Mays August 11, 2026

The Senate’s overnight scramble delivered the kind of political mess that only Washington can produce: stalled legislation, shifting alliances, and a deadline that kept slipping farther away. Trump’s SAVE America Act ended up parked, the

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Conservatives Blast AOC As She Dismisses Woke Backlash

Doug Goldsmith August 10, 2026

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Conservatives shred AOC as she attempts to brush off radical ‘Woke 1’ wave amid 2028 speculation Rep. Brandon Gill led critics online saying the left cannot brush off years of pushes to fundamentally

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Trump Demands Iran Compensate Americans, Protesters After War Claims

Erica Carlin August 10, 2026

Iran is back under the spotlight as Donald Trump hardens his stance, presses for compensation, and turns Tehran’s own demands right back on it. The dispute now sits at the center of any possible talks,

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Trump Cuts Childhood Vaccine Schedule, Expands Parental Control

Doug Goldsmith August 10, 2026

Trump’s new move on childhood vaccines puts parents back in the driver’s seat and pushes Washington out of the way. The plan trims the recommended schedule, spreads shots across more doctor visits, and drops the

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Tiffany Warns Wisconsin Race Could Stop Socialist Push

Ella Ford August 10, 2026

• Wisconsin GOP primary sets up a bigger fight over socialism• Tom Tiffany frames the race as a test of common sense versus far-left politics• Francesca Hong’s progressive platform and past posts draw heavy scrutiny•

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Fauci Texts Spark Backlash Over COVID Vaccine Miscarriage Concern

Kevin Parker August 10, 2026

• Fauci’s private text messages and the backlash they triggered• The January 2021 vaccine discussion involving pregnancy concerns• Accusations from Republican lawmakers and Florida officials• Questions about public messaging, risk, and informed consent• Murthy’s warning

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Fauci Vaccine Texts Spark New GOP Scrutiny Over Miscarriage Concerns

Ella Ford August 10, 2026

Ron Johnson is pressing hard on newly surfaced Fauci texts that raise fresh questions about what was said behind closed doors versus what the public heard. The messages point to concerns about vaccines, pregnancy, and

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AOC Shares Egg Freezing Journey, Blasts Trump Reproductive Policy

Doug Goldsmith August 10, 2026

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has opened up about freezing her eggs, sharing the personal process on Instagram while tying the moment to a bigger argument about women’s health, reproductive freedom, and the pressure female politicians face.

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Trump Pushes Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case With New Witness Account

Kevin Parker August 10, 2026

The Reflecting Pool fight is still simmering, and the latest twist puts fresh attention on a witness account that seems to undercut the idea that the damage was all just bad construction. Donald Trump is

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Sanders Demands Democrats Ban Super PACs From Primaries

Doug Goldsmith August 10, 2026

Bernie Sanders is turning up the heat on Democrats over one of the party’s messiest fault lines: big-money super PACs in primary races. He’s also aiming sharp criticism at AIPAC, arguing that outside spending has

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Young Conservatives Sound Off On Gen Z, Inflation, AI Divides

David Gregoire August 9, 2026

Young conservatives are staring straight at the same pressure points that are shaping the next election fight: high costs, shaky confidence in the future, border security, and the growing influence of AI and social media.

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Ex Biden Aide Warns Against Abdul El-Sayed Over 9/11 Rift

Doug Goldsmith August 9, 2026

Michael LaRosa’s break from his own party landed with real force, especially in a race already packed with tension, personalities, and big stakes. His refusal to back Abdul El-Sayed came down to one thing that

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Trump White House Ballroom Case Heads Toward Supreme Court

Kevin Parker August 9, 2026

Legal pressure is building around President Donald Trump’s planned White House ballroom, but the sharper battle may be over whether the challengers can even keep their case alive. Two legal experts say the Supreme Court

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Vance Says Migrant Communities Drive Federal Fraud Pattern

Brittany Mays August 9, 2026

Vice President JD Vance says the federal fraud fight has uncovered a disturbing pattern, and the numbers behind it are hard to ignore. He says investigators are now tracking a sprawling mess of bogus claims,

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Max Miller Secures GOP Nomination After Ohio Deadline Passes

David Gregoire August 9, 2026

Max Miller is staying on the November ballot in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District after the Republican withdrawal deadline came and went, leaving the embattled congressman as the party’s nominee. The race now barrels ahead with

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Terri DeBoer Targets GOP Comeback in Michigan House Race

Dan Veld August 9, 2026

Terri DeBoer’s primary win and push to flip a longtime GOP seat West Michigan voters looking for a new direction Contrast between DeBoer and Rep. Hillary Scholten Affordability, border security, and energy concerns Calls for

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RNC Chair Dismisses Talarico Republican Support As Pipe Dream

Kevin Parker August 9, 2026

Joe Gruters is brushing off James Talarico’s pitch to peel off Republican voters in Texas, calling the effort a fantasy and arguing the supposed crossover support is coming from familiar Democratic allies rather than real

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Pentagon Releases UAP Video Of Mysterious Object Over Middle East

Ella Ford August 9, 2026

The newest batch of UAP files has stirred fresh curiosity, thanks to a video that appears to show a military sensor tracking an odd object moving across the Middle East in 2025. The release adds

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Trump’s D.C. Fireworks Win Guinness World Record After July 4 Show

Dan Veld August 9, 2026

Record-setting Fourth of July fireworks on the National Mall Guinness World Records confirmation of the scale Delays, crowd movement, and the long holiday night The “Salute to America” celebration and Trump’s remarks Multiple launch sites,

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Ed Case Holds Hawaii Primary Against Progressive Challenge

Kevin Parker August 9, 2026

The Democratic establishment notched a win in Hawaii as longtime Rep. Ed Case held off a serious primary challenge from the party’s progressive wing. The race turned on familiar fault lines: immigration, election security, and

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Tokuda Wins Hawaii Primary After Challenger Arrested In Beach Brawl

Erica Carlin August 9, 2026

Hawaii’s Democratic primary settled into a familiar groove on Saturday, with Rep. Jill Tokuda grabbing a clear win and heading toward a November matchup with Republican state Sen. Brenton Awa. The race stayed well inside

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Hawaii Gov. Josh Green Cruises To Primary Win, Eyes Re-Election

Karen Givens August 9, 2026

Checklist: Josh Green’s easy Democratic primary win Weak field of challengers and little campaign money Green’s standing as the clear favorite for re-election Hawaii’s long stretch without a Republican governor Role of the Lahaina wildfire

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