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Democrats face tensions over primary battles and candidate quality heading into 2026

Democrats are facing intraparty primary battles over which direction the party should take to regain power from the GOP-controlled House and Senate next year. Primary battles between progressive and centrist lawmakers reflect the tension between party members over what strategy is best to win over disaffected voters who backed the Republican Party during the 2024 […]

Trump faces more tough decisions at the Supreme Court after winning streak snaps

President Donald Trump has had a largely successful year at the Supreme Court, but on Friday, he was handed his first loss in months, and more difficult decisions from the justices appear on the horizon. Since the Trump administration took office in January, it has petitioned the Supreme Court’s emergency docket more than two dozen […]

Trump administration installing 900-mile wall of buoys in Rio Grande

EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration will soon install 900 miles of buoy barrier at the United States-Mexico border, marking the first time the U.S. government has used a water-based defense system to stop illegal immigration, the Border Patrol’s national chief told the Washington Examiner. Construction teams will start dropping the red-orange floating devices in the Rio […]

Media personalities who lost their jobs over news bias in 2025

Some television personalities lost their jobs this year due to political or journalistic missteps. Here’s who they are and what happened: Matthew Dowd MS NOW’s Katy Tur Reports was live when a gunman opened fire at Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk and fatally shot him in the neck on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Graphic footage […]

Congressional report finds Army at fault for Potomac plane crash

Congress released a bipartisan report on Monday putting the U.S. Army at fault over the Jan. 29 mid-air collision of a civilian airliner and an Army Black Hawk helicopter. Subcommittee on Military and Foreign Affairs Chairman William Timmons (R-SC) and ranking member Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) released their report, “The DCA Incident: Assessing the Military’s Role […]

Trump says Colombian president ‘better watch his a**’ after ‘stolen land’ comments

President Donald Trump warned that Colombian President Gustavo Petro “better watch his a**” after the latter questioned the legitimacy of the United States’s possession of southwest states, including Texas. Over the weekend, Petro made comments echoing left-wing criticism of the U.S., questioning its legitimacy in Texas, California, and other southwest states due to their acquisition […]

Angel Studios ‘DAVID’ opens to studio’s best box office weekend

Angel Studios is closing the year out with another win under its belt, achieving new records with the release of its latest film, DAVID. The animated musical, based on the biblical story of King David, opened to $22 million over the weekend, marking the studio’s biggest opening weekend. Sound of Freedom, which placed Angel Studios […]

Russian foreign ministry begins evacuating families of diplomats from Venezuela as situation grows ‘grim’ for ally

The Russian Foreign Ministry has reportedly begun evacuating the families of its diplomats from Venezuela as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s hold on power grows increasingly fragile. Russia is one of Maduro’s most important allies and has continually shown solidarity with the Latin American nation during the increasing pressure campaign directed against it by President Donald […]

Trump empathizes with Bill Clinton and others ‘innocently’ featured in Epstein document dumps

President Donald Trump dodged committing to the release of the complete Jeffrey Epstein files, but expressed sympathy on Monday for people identified in photographs with the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender in document tranches released from Epstein’s estate. The Trump administration failed to meet a legislative deadline on Friday to release the government’s Epstein […]

Heritage Foundation staffers quit and join Mike Pence foundation

More than a dozen employees at the Heritage Foundation left their posts over the weekend amid widening ideological rifts within the conservative movement and escalating internal tensions at the influential think tank. “This weekend, most of our staff, from our legal and economic centers, are departing immediately,” Heritage President Kevin Roberts wrote in a Sunday night […]
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