A routine autumn afternoon in Washington, D.C., turned to chaos on Monday when multiple people were shot just blocks from the White House, including two members of the National Guard stationed in the capital as part of ongoing federal security operations. The shooting occurred shortly after 2:20 p.m. Eastern Time, near the Farragut West Metro … Read more
The Missouri Supreme Court is now at the center of a critical legal battle that could reshape the way Missourians vote in future elections. On Wednesday, the state’s highest court heard arguments in two major challenges to a 2022 election law—one involving the requirement that voters show government-issued photo identification, and the other examining restrictions … Read more
On Wednesday morning, the House Oversight Committee released a massive cache of 20,000 documents obtained from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate — and, right on cue, Democrats wasted no time twisting the story for political gain. Within hours, they latched onto three emails — one of which has already been public for quite some time — and … Read more
A newly resurfaced whistleblower allegation—supported by recently declassified FBI interview summaries—is raising the possibility of significant legal trouble for Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA), one of the most well-known Democratic lawmakers in the country and a longtime figure in national security and intelligence policy. While no charges have been filed and the facts remain under review, … Read more
U.S. proposals to end the war between Russia and Ukraine offer a starting point for talks, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday, as he told Ukrainian forces to pull back or be overrun by Russia’s bigger army. “We need to sit down and discuss this seriously,” Putin told reporters at the end of a three-day … Read more
President Donald Trump on Wednesday night described the shooting of two West Virginia National Guard members by a suspect believed to be a 29-year-old Afghan national as a “heinous assault” and an act of evil, hatred and terror. The two Guardsmen are in critical condition after what authorities described as a targeted, ambush-style attack. The … Read more
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson for standing up for the Jewish state in a podcast interview that the Louisiana Republican posted online Tuesday. “Thank you, Speaker @MikeJohnson, for your strong and principled words about Israel. Your clarity and conviction strengthen our shared stand against terror,” the premier stated on … Read more
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer delivered one of his most dramatic critiques yet of President Donald Trump’s signature legislative proposal, the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” warning that the sweeping Republican package would have serious consequences for millions of Americans if passed as written. Speaking during a press conference on Capitol Hill, Schumer attempted to reframe … Read more
President Donald Trump has appointed John A. Sarcone III as the new interim U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York, a move that is drawing widespread attention not only for Sarcone’s background but also for his past public criticisms of several prominent Democratic leaders. The appointment does not require Senate confirmation, allowing Sarcone … Read more
When House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries walked into the CNBC studio on Friday morning, he likely expected a routine interview—tough questions, sure, but nothing he hadn’t handled before. Instead, what unfolded was a tense, highly public confrontation that revealed far more about the state of America’s political divide than either Jeffries or CNBC host Becky … Read more