Republicans and Democrats are now both blasting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) over a plan by the Democratic leader to keep the government shut down at least until a left-wing rally scheduled for Oct. 18 in Washington, D.C., is held. Two of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet secretaries indicated that Democrats are keeping the government … Read more

The Mystery of the Purple Fence Have you ever walked through a quiet neighborhood or a country trail and spotted a purple fence? Not brown, not white—but bright purple, like someone dunked it in grape juice. Your first thought: why? Just an odd paint choice? Surprisingly, there’s a reason. In many rural areas, purple on … Read more

A federal judge has ordered federal agencies to sharply limit their use of tear gas and other riot control tactics against protesters in Illinois, marking a major restriction on law enforcement as unrest continues across the state. Judge Sara Ellis, an Obama appointee to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, issued … Read more

For weeks, whispers in Washington hinted that the next round of presidential approval ratings would be bad. Not just ordinary-bad — historic. Now, the numbers are in. And the truth, depending on who you ask, either confirms what the media’s been saying for months… or exposes just how divided the United States has become under Donald … Read more

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is under growing pressure as questions mount about his administration’s oversight of a state housing program that was shut down amid allegations of widespread fraud. The controversy comes just days after Walz announced his bid for a third term, putting his record on government accountability in the spotlight. Federal Involvement After … Read more

As more and more people wonder if California Governor Gavin Newsom would run for president in 2028, one of his most controversial prior scandals is coming back into the news. Newsom admitted to having an affair with Ruby Rippey Gibney, the wife of his close friend and campaign manager Alex Tourk, while he was mayor … Read more

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has sparked intense political debate after suggesting that a future Democratic-controlled Congress could seek accountability for former Trump administration officials, comments that critics have characterized as an attempt to “weaponize government.” Jeffries made the remarks during an interview on MSNBC’s “All In with Chris Hayes,” where he discussed the challenges … Read more

Zohran Mamdani frequently claims that his campaign for mayor of New York is powered by regular citizens. It’s also powered by thousands of dollars in potentially illegal campaign contributions, according to new records. The socialist Democrat raked in overseas donations that are prohibited under federal law, according to a review by the NY Post. Some … Read more

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) doubled down on her criticism of President Donald Trump and his policies, this time aiming for the president’s policies on tariffs and immigration. While speaking with comedian Tim Dillon, Greene suggested that the president’s tariff policy is aimed at enriching “crypto donors.” “And I’m talking to major manufacturing companies … Read more

Amid demands for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s resignation due to a leaked Signal chat containing information about a military strike in Yemen, President Donald Trump supported Hegseth on Wednesday. After Hegseth sent administration officials information about the strike in a Signal chat that unintentionally included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, who … Read more