NYC Correction Department supervisors, guards and other staffers pocketed $363.4 million in overtime pay during the fiscal year ending June 30 – a whopping 28.6% Read More
Leading Senate Democrat tells Fox News ‘it’s time … for new leadership,’ as Schumer faces growing pressure
Cory Booker calls for new Democratic leadership as pressure mounts on Chuck Schumer. The New Jersey senator says it’s time for younger generations to step up.
Dems say base is ‘rightfully’ angry over their leaders caving to GOP during shutdown fight: ‘Porch puppies’
Democrats are turning on each other after Senate moderates voted with Republicans to end the shutdown, drawing fire from progressives demanding a tougher fight.
Jack Schlossberg congress run slammed by Democrats: ‘Does he even know what he stands for?’
“I’m not sure what message he sends to voters who pay attention to politics…I don’t see a platform there,” said a Kennedy family friend of Read More
Socialist wave goes coast-to-coast as historic wins shake up the 2025 mayoral elections
The Democratic Socialists of America celebrated their biggest ballot victory yet as Zohran Mamdani won in New York City, while socialist Katie Wilson was elected to lead Seattle.
Judge indefinitely bars Trump from fining University of California over alleged discrimination
UCLA was the first public university to be targeted by the administration over allegations of civil rights violations.
Trump plans to file lawsuit of up to $5B against BBC over edited Jan 6 speech documentary
“We’ll sue them for anywhere between a billion and $5 billion probably sometime next week,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One Friday evening.
Will Mass Deportations Fix The Housing Market?
The current median price for a single-family home in America has surged to five times the median household income, causing panic among young people that Read More
Indiana Senate won’t vote on redistricting, defying Trump’s push
The announcement greatly diminishes the likelihood of redistricting the Midwest state.
Job Prospects for 2026 College Grads to Hit 5-Year Low While Employers Eye AI, Foreign Labor
The outlook for the college graduating class of 2026 has dimmed sharply as data shows employer hiring plans have stalled, job market ratings have slipped, and workforce competition has intensified due to automation and visa-based labor programs.
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