President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he has rescinded his endorsement of Rep. Jeff Hurd, a Republican congressman from Colorado’s 3rd District, citing Hurd’s lack of support for Trump’s tariff agenda. Trump labeled Hurd a “RINO,” an acronym for “Republican in Name Only,” a term he and others use to criticize party members perceived as … Read more
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R La., has denied a request to allow the late Rev. Jesse Jackson to lie in honor in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda following the civil rights leader’s death at age 84. Jackson’s family initially requested the honor after he died this week following a lengthy illness, according to The Hill. “The Speaker considered … Read more
Senator Chris Van Hollen has sharply criticized the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), accusing the agency of failing to provide transparency in a recent case involving the death of an American citizen. In public remarks, Van Hollen said there is a “complete lack of trust” in the department and called for full disclosure of information … Read more
California Gov. Gavin Newsom took another swipe at Republican-led attempts in Congress to implement a nationwide voter ID requirement for federal elections, comparing them to the “Jim Crow” era in an interview with Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.), who is black. His remarks came following passage in the House of the SAVE Act, which would place … Read more
The Florida House of Representatives has voted 80–30 in favor of a proposal that would eliminate property taxes for homeowners, marking one of the most significant tax reform efforts in the state’s recent history. Supporters of the measure argue that rising property values have placed increasing financial pressure on homeowners across Florida. Lawmakers backing the … Read more
When companies such as Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson developed COVID-19 vaccines in record time, the pace understandably prompted widespread public questions. The accelerated timeline was made possible by global collaboration, emergency funding, and decades of prior vaccine research. Still, many people wanted reassurance about safety, long-term monitoring, and potential side effects as billions of doses were administered … Read more
On Friday, we reported that the Supreme Court has struck down, to a degree, some of President Trump’s tariff regime, which he says was necessary to impose on countries the world over who have been “ripping off” the U.S. for decades. Naturally, the Democrat-left media and Democrats themselves portrayed it as a ‘massive loss’ for … Read more
We often focus on the various threats of Islamic terrorism globally, and rightly so, as there are far too many extremist individuals out there. However, we are occasionally reminded that we also have our own homegrown troublemakers. One such individual is Dawson Noah Maloney, who faced the consequences of his actions after an unsuccessful attempt … Read more
While much of the nation’s focus has been drawn away from the Trump administration due to the recent Supreme Court decision on tariffs and the White House’s reactions, the immigration issue remains a critical topic. In a recent development, the State Department, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is taking action against illegal Uzbek … Read more
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner is warning that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s threatened property tax hike will have immediate consequences for renters and working families. Speaking Thursday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” Turner said the math is straightforward. “Rents are going to go up. You’re going to see people who are going to … Read more