He promised during his first winning campaign to drain the Washington “swamp,” but then-President Donald Trump never fully delivered. Now, in his second presidency, Trump has moved forward with that pledge, purging thousands of bureaucrats and regulators, The Washington Examiner reported. Still, voters say they want more, signaling they hope the president has only begun to … Read more

The quiet rhythm of life in Igbogene, a community within Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, was broken last Saturday by the discovery of a young woman’s lifeless body inside a local hotel room. The incident did not just spark confusion—it ignited fear, speculation, and deep concern among residents who now wonder how such a tragedy could unfold … Read more

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported to El Salvador in March and returned to the United States in June to face human smuggling charges he denies, is alleging that the Trump administration is pressuring him to plead guilty by threatening to deport him to Uganda. In a court filing on Saturday, Abrego’s attorneys said the … Read more

Beaches across the tri-state area reopened Saturday after Hurricane Erin churned past the region. But the reopening came a day too late for former Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Blinken, 63, was photographed being kicked off East Hampton’s exclusive Georgica Beach while catching rays with a friend on Friday, The New York Post reported. The beach … Read more

A leading Democrat is blasting the Justice Department following the release of files pertaining to the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to the House Oversight Committee on Friday. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said that the documents handed over to the committee are a fraction of what he knows exists and that most of what was … Read more

Former Homeland Security official Miles Taylor said on MSNBC that he expects to be targeted by the federal government in the wake of the FBI raid on John Bolton’s home. Taylor, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump who served at the Department of Homeland Security from 2017 to 2019, made the remarks Saturday during … Read more

Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and President Donald Trump rekindled their long-running feud Tuesday morning when Trump leveled serious charges against the California lawmaker, this time for alleged mortgage fraud that dates back more than ten years. The allegations, which focused on Schiff’s residency declarations on mortgage documents, were made in typical Trump fashion: blunt, divisive, … Read more

Public life often blurs the line between the personal and the political. For most families, disagreements, misunderstandings, or even fleeting gestures of tension occur behind closed doors, unnoticed by the outside world. For families who carry global recognition, however, even the briefest glance or change in tone can become the subject of national headlines. Such … Read more

When The Late Show with Stephen Colbert was abruptly canceled, it sent shockwaves through the entertainment world. For nearly a decade, Colbert had been the face of CBS’s late-night landscape, seamlessly blending razor-sharp political satire with a warmth that made him feel like a friend in millions of living rooms. Insiders described the cancellation as … Read more

President Donald Trump expressed frustration with Ukraine after strikes on infrastructure disrupted oil shipments to Hungary, a country he considers a close ally. The Pipeline Attack Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, led by Commander Robert Brovdi (known by his call sign Madyar), confirmed that Ukrainian drones hit the Unecha oil pumping station in Russia, a key … Read more