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Newsom’s press office asks ‘snack-sized’ Joe Rogan to have governor on podcast

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) press office asked podcast host Joe Rogan on Tuesday to invite the governor on The Joe Rogan Experience, saying Newsom would “save” the show from its “plummeting ratings.” Newsom’s press office has been parodying President Donald Trump‘s X posts for several months, writing in all capital letters and dishing similar roasts […]

French royal urges citizens to embrace ‘monarchical heritage’ as parliament is on ‘verge of collapse’

A pretender to the French throne has put himself forward as an underdog candidate to address the ongoing chaos within the nation’s parliament. French President Emmanuel Macron reappointed last week Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who previously resigned less than 24 hours after forming his Cabinet, in hopes that the beleaguered head of government can drag the […]

Elon Musk blasts ‘racist verdict’ for attackers of ex-DOGE staffer

Tesla CEO Elon Musk blasted the judge responsible for sentencing the teenagers who attacked a former Department of Government Efficiency staffer. Musk led DOGE, where Edward “Big Balls” Coristine was among the original staffers. Coristine was mugged by eight teenagers in Washington, D.C., in August. Two of the teenagers, a boy and a girl, both […]

Vought says 10,000 layoffs expected during government shutdown — what to know

Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said he expects 10,000 federal workers to be laid off during the government shutdown, noting 4,000 have already been sent reduction-in-force notices since Oct. 1. Vought said much of the reporting on the layoffs so far has been conducted based on “court snapshots” that have indicated numbers […]

Kavanaugh questions when ‘endpoint’ for race-based redistricting will be

Justice Brett Kavanaugh questioned on Wednesday when the “endpoint” should be for race to no longer be considered in congressional redistricting, as the high court heard arguments in a case that could limit the Voting Rights Act’s power in redistricting. The Supreme Court heard rearguments on Wednesday in Louisiana v. Callais after punting on a […]

Foreign State Department adviser who met China officials held over 1,000 ‘top secret’ documents in home

An Indian-born policy adviser and respected Asia expert was arrested over the weekend for unlawfully possessing more than a thousand pages of classified information marked as “top secret” and “secret,” according to federal prosecutors. Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and an unpaid adviser at the State Department, was charged with unlawfully […]

UAW joins unions backing oyster farmer Platner over Mills in Senate race

The United Auto Workers on Wednesday became the latest and most prominent labor union to back oyster farmer and veteran Graham Platner over Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) in the 2026 Maine Senate race. The UAW joined the Maine State Nurses Association and the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers in endorsing Platner. UAW President […]

Judge halts Trump’s federal worker layoffs during government shutdown

A federal judge issued an emergency order to halt temporarily the Trump administration’s permanent layoffs of federal workers. The Trump administration has used threats of mass layoffs of government workers as one of its key pieces of leverage against Democrats in an effort to force an end to the government shutdown on favorable terms. On […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump and Patel hold press conference on crime crackdown

President Donald Trump and FBI Director Kash Patel are holding a press conference on Wednesday in which they are expected to address the administration’s controversial effort to crack down on crime across the country. DC COURT GIVES TEENAGERS WHO ATTACKED EX-DOGE STAFFER PROBATION AND NO JAIL TIME The briefing at the White House is set […]

Trump considered Kirk Freedom ceremony ‘non-negotiable’ despite Middle East trip: Leavitt

President Donald Trump deemed the Medal of Freedom ceremony honoring Charlie Kirk a “non-negotiable” item on his busy agenda this week, which included a trip to the Middle East. Trump left Washington on Sunday evening to fly to Israel and Egypt for a rapid diplomatic trip following the ceasefire deal between Israel and Gaza, based […]
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