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Sherrill unveils affordability-focused campaign blueprint that she says carried her to victory in New Jersey

One week after winning the election, Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) unveiled her affordability-focused campaign blueprint that her campaign manager said brought her to victory in the Garden State. Sherrill prioritized issues that concerned New Jersey voters, like rising utility costs, in her race against failed Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli. The Democratic congresswoman’s win was one […]

Oversight Democrats release Epstein emails mentioning Trump hours ahead of Grijalva swearing-in

New email correspondence released by House Oversight Democrats revealed conversations held by late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein about President Donald Trump, alleging that the president “spent hours at my house” and “of course he knew about the girls.” The Democrats released email correspondence between Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, as well as author Michael Wolff, on […]

Bessent promises relief on prices of coffee and bananas as tariffs bite

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said trade policies for certain food products, such as coffee and bananas, will soon be changed in an effort to ease cost-of-living concerns. Bessent made the announcement on Wednesday on Fox News. However, he did not provide any specifics about what the changes to trade policy might be or which countries […]

Google accuses China-based criminal network of compromising up to 100 million U.S. credit cards in lawsuit

Google filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing China-based cyber criminals of conducting a massive phishing operation targeting millions of credit card holders across the United States.  The criminal network, known as “Lighthouse,” targeted between 15 and 100 million potential cards in the U.S. and impacted “over a million victims,” according to the tech company.  Google said […]

California revokes 17,000 illegally issued licenses after Duffy emergency order

California has revoked 17,000 nondomiciled commercial driver’s licenses issued illegally in the state, after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy demanding they do so. The Transportation Department and the state of California have disagreed over the Golden State’s compliance with federal trucking laws for several months. Duffy continues to reprimand the state for its noncompliance, and California […]

Former Virginia House Democrat launches comeback bid after elections give party boost in state

Former House Democrat Elaine Luria launched a campaign on Wednesday seeking to reclaim her old seat in a swing Virginia district. She lost her reelection bid three years ago to Rep. Jen Kiggans (R-VA). Luria is looking to unseat Kiggans in a rematch to represent Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District.  “Virginians are hungry for change, and […]

Rob Schneider recalls De Niro spat over Trump, urges kindness as Berkeley protest erupts

Actor and comedian Rob Schneider told a packed Turning Point USA audience Monday night that a heated exchange with Robert De Niro about President Donald Trump years ago taught him the value of responding to critics with humor and grace — a lesson he said applied to the protesters outside the event. The former Saturday […]

First round of November Social Security payments goes out today

The first round of November Social Security payments for retirees, now capped at $5,108, will be issued today. When will payments arrive? Retirees born on or before the 10th of the month will receive this payment on Wednesday.  The second round of payments will follow on Nov. 19 for retirees born between the 11th and […]

Why Trump 2.0 honeymoon may finally be over: ‘Yes DJT has hit some guardrails’

After riding a political honeymoon for a year, President Donald Trump’s dominance could be coming to an end as he meets resistance from Senate Republicans over the chamber’s filibuster rule and the Supreme Court over tariffs. The other coequal branches of the federal government to Trump’s executive, the legislative and judiciary, “are standing up and […]

Downside of $2,000 tariff dividend checks: inflation

Sending $2,000 tariff dividend payments to voters could further fuel inflation, economists caution, even if it offers households short-term relief from the cost of living. Over the weekend, Trump said he wants to provide “a dividend of at least $2000 a person” from his tariff agenda. The details of such a plan, and even if […]
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