New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill is being accused of nepotism after two of her children were nominated and accepted into the U.S. Naval Academy.
Top GOP senator steps up efforts to protect Republican majority in 2026 midterms
Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton backs Representative Ashley Hinson for Iowa’s open Senate seat as Republicans work to defend their 53-47 majority in 2026.
Illegal Immigrant School Superintendent Has Six Kids With Five Different Women, Records Show
The illegal immigrant superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools in Iowa claimed to have six children with five different mothers on an immigration application, three Read More
Federal judge blocks Voice of America mass terminations in scathing ruling against Lake
Judge Royce Lamberth halts Voice of America workforce cuts through October 14 and warns Kari Lake’s team shows brazen disinterest in statutory broadcasting duties.
Trump mocks Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries in AI-generated video after failed government shutdown meeting
A traditional Mexican folk song plays over the 35-second video, for which the White House appears to serve as the backdrop.
Louisiana governor requests 1,000 National Guard troops to fight violent crime wave across state
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry formally requests 1,000 National Guard personnel under Title 32 to address overwhelming crime in New Orleans and other cities.
DOJ lawsuit claims Minnesota sanctuary policies allow ‘dangerous criminals’ to avoid removal
Attorney General Pamela Bondi announced a DOJ lawsuit targeting Minnesota, Hennepin County, Sheriff Dawanna S. Witt, and cities Minneapolis and St. Paul over sanctuary policies.
Secret Service Arrests Man Attempting to Scale White House Fence
The U.S. Secret Service on Monday arrested a man allegedly attempting to scale the White House fence while President Donald Trump was in residence.
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YouTube to Pay $24.5M to Settle Trump Lawsuit over Suspending His Account
President Donald Trump has signed settlement papers that will require YouTube to pay $24.5 million to resolve a lawsuit after the company suspended the president’s account in January 2021 following the riot outside of the U.S. Capitol building.
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Aviation groups warn a government shutdown will delay aircraft safety inspections, maintenance work on ‘critical’ equipment
Air traffic controllers, technicians and airport security personnel would continue to work (without pay) in the event of a shutdown, but some Federal Aviation Administration Read More