Journalists love to parade around as defenders of the First Amendment whenever they’re asked to reveal a source. In reality, cases where they actually pay a price for that defiance are few and far between. One of the most famous examples is former New York Times reporter Judith Miller, who became a cause célèbre during … Read more
A federal judge in Rhode Island on Tuesday temporarily blocked the Trump administration from cutting $233 million in counterterrorism grant funds for Democratic-led states, including New York and Illinois.
House Speaker Mike Johnson stated on Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s proposal for a Republican Party midterm convention, which he floated last week, is likely to be finalized. “The president called me when I was on the road, maybe a week ago or whenever this made news in the morning,” the Louisiana Republican said during … Read more
Massachusetts Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren announced on Monday morning that she will run for re-election. Warren, who has held her Senate seat since 2012, released a video on her Twitter account that featured Massachusetts voters singing her praises. Warren’s announcement also comes after she made some surprising comments last month that led some to believe … Read more
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has kept his promise and released an additional 5,000 hours of Capitol Building security footage captured during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot. According to Just the News, this new video material represents almost 208 days of continuous viewing. The House Administration Oversight Subcommittee has made it available for public access. … Read more
Trump Points to “Sabotage” After UN Speech Glitches Former President Donald Trump is once again making headlines, this time over a string of technical mishaps during his UN General Assembly appearance in New York City. From a frozen escalator to teleprompter troubles and audio glitches, Trump suggested the chaos was no accident — calling it … Read more
Hundreds of admirals and generals were summoned from around the world last week for today’s rare meeting with Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia, without initially being told why. Hegseth kicked off the meeting on Tuesday by promoting the new name — the Department of War — … Read more
Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will face trial next month in proceedings that will be streamed nationwide, a judge ruled Monday. Robinson, who faces charges that could bring the death penalty, was arrested Sept. 11 after admitting to authorities that he killed Kirk, 31, during a student gathering … Read more
With just days left before a possible government shutdown, Democrats escalated their rhetoric over healthcare funding, with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi unleashing a profanity-laced tirade during an NBC interview. Pelosi, appearing on NBC News Monday, defended her party’s stance that any stopgap funding bill must include provisions to protect Affordable Care Act subsidies and … Read more
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is warning that federal agencies are preparing for mass layoffs if Democrats continue to block a stopgap spending bill and allow the government to shut down at the end of the month. The warning came as Congress neared a Tuesday midnight deadline to avert a shutdown. While the Republican-led … Read more