The federal workforce has declined by hundreds of thousands of employees since President Donald Trump took office last year, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics compiled through Federal Reserve Economic Data. The reductions include firings, resignations and retirements, bringing the total number of federal civilian employees to levels not seen in … Read more
The Trump administration secured a legal victory Friday after the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit vacated a lower court order that had blocked the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing Social Security Administration data. The ruling overturned a preliminary injunction issued in April 2025 by U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander, which … Read more
New polling data suggests Democrats hold a modest lead on the generic congressional ballot heading into the 2026 midterm elections, though analysts say the margin may be smaller than expected for an opposition party. The same poll has Republicans slightly ahead in terms of overall favorability. According to data highlighted by CNN analyst Harry Enten, … Read more
Sarah Palin spent many years in the public eye, but her life with her husband Todd Palin was largely centered on family. The couple built a home in Alaska and raised five children while balancing work and everyday routines away from Washington. As Palin’s political career grew, however, increased attention placed pressure on their private … Read more
FBI documents reveal the bureau anticipated potential political violence tied to the 2020 election months before the January 6 Capitol attack, raising fresh questions about what federal authorities knew and how they responded. The documents, turned over to Congress by FBI Director Kash Patel, detail a 2020 internal exercise that explored scenarios involving a disputed presidential election … Read more
A court in Ankara, Turkey, has formally rejected the paternity lawsuit filed by Necla Özmen, 55, who made a claim that she is US President Donald Trump’s biological daughter. Although the court stated that there were no “concrete evidence,” its ruling did not stop Özmen, who is taking her search for identity to the international … Read more
A former staffer of Eric Swalwell has accused the congressman of sexual assault, alleging he raped her in 2024 while she was heavily intoxicated. Swalwell has strongly denied the allegation, calling it false. “I was pushing him off of me, saying no,” the woman told CNN. “He didn’t stop,” she said. The woman said the … Read more
Despite years of research and the advances of technology, there are some things about the human body that still remain a mystery for doctors and researchers. Knowing how complex our bodies are, this doesn’t really come as a surprise. As some of us have what we call a sixth sense and can predict things in … Read more
Starting December 18, 2026, a major shift is coming to how the United States handles military draft registration. Under a provision included in the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed into law by Donald Trump, the government will begin automatically registering eligible men for the draft — removing the need for individuals to sign … Read more
Three-year-old Ryker Webb stepped outside his home in Troy, Montana… and vanished. Behind his house stretched miles of unforgiving wilderness — thick forest known for bears, mountain lions, and terrain that can swallow even experienced hikers. Ryker was wearing nothing but a light blue onesie. Search teams launched immediately. More than 50 rescuers flooded the … Read more