NewsNation political contributor Chris Cillizza said during a recent live stream on his YouTube channel that Vice President JD Vance is a formidable potential 2028 presidential candidate whom Democrats underestimate “at their own peril.” An Emerson College poll published last week showed Vance with a 46 percent favorability rating, leading several prominent Republicans and Democrats, … Read more
Former U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, a prominent figure in Western Colorado politics for decades, passed away on Tuesday from natural causes, as confirmed by his daughter, Shanan Campbell. Campbell served two terms in the Senate representing Colorado after his tenure in the House of Representatives and the state legislature. He was ninety-two years old, … Read more
Zohran Mamdani moved quickly to begin implementing his socialist housing agenda after taking office on Thursday, signing a series of executive orders he says were aimed at addressing New York City’s rental market and housing shortage. Less than two hours after his inauguration ceremony, Mamdani announced he had signed three executive orders. His administration stated … Read more
FBI Director Kash Patel praised agents in Illinois on Tuesday for arresting over 60 individuals in just one week, as part of the Justice Department’s Operation Safe Christmas. During the operation, 63 criminal offenders were apprehended, along with the seizure of 2.5 pounds of narcotics and $15,000 in cash. The mission was conducted in the … Read more
President Donald Trump proved once again on Monday that his ‘war on drugs’ that are killing 100,000 Americans a year isn’t just for show and it’s not about destroying a couple of drug boats on the high seas. Trump escalated the battle against drugs by officially classifying the dangerous substance fentanyl as a Weapon of … Read more
The Trump administration is facing a new legal grievance from a cohort of government employees impacted by a forthcoming policy, effective Thursday, that abolishes coverage for gender-related healthcare in federal health insurance programs. The complaint, submitted on Thursday by the Human Rights Campaign on behalf of the employees, addresses an August declaration from the Office of Personnel … Read more
What began as a standard congressional cross-examination transformed within seconds into a televised political earthquake that left senators speechless and viewers glued to their screens nationwide. Kristi Noem’s abrupt decision to stand, stare down the chamber, and exit mid-hearing shattered expectations of decorum and instantly rewrote the script of the day. The sound of her … Read more
Why does the Left always seem so angry—and why do they think that rage gives them license to lash out at anyone who disagrees with them, often with shocking impunity? It was always puzzling, but it’s metastasized in the Age of Trump. For decades working in the private sector, I had a hard-and-fast rule: no … Read more
Every once in a blue moon, Washington does something so rooted in basic common sense that you almost feel like applauding. Then you remember the only reason you’re cheering is because a school district had to be sued for doing something so deranged you wouldn’t believe it if it were fiction. Welcome back to Loudoun … Read more
Federal authorities, including the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), have recently carried out a series of coordinated operations to dismantle transnational drug trafficking networks operating in and around Washington, D.C. These raids resulted in multiple arrests, substantial drug seizures, and the confiscation of cash and firearms, highlighting the ongoing federal … Read more