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Vance calls Knesset vote on West Bank an ‘insult’ to Trump administration

Vice President JD Vance expressed alarm on Thursday about the Israeli legislature’s vote that would claim sovereignty over swaths of the West Bank, calling the move an “insult” to the Trump administration because it could threaten peace in the region. Before departing for the United States at the end of his two-day trip to the […]

Daniel Cameron tiptoes around Obamacare subsidies in bid to replace McConnell

EXCLUSIVE — The front-runner in Kentucky’s crowded GOP Senate primary is taking a cautious approach to rising healthcare costs that could become a top issue in the midterm elections. Former state Attorney General Daniel Cameron, during a wide-ranging interview on Tuesday with the Washington Examiner, did not rule out the need to address expiring Obamacare […]

Millions of people in ‘half the states’ set to lose food aid benefits due to shutdown

The government shutdown is set to take a toll on millions of people reliant on food aid benefits if it is not resolved by Nov. 1. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food purchasing assistance to low-income people in the country, will reportedly run out of government funding by the end of October if […]

‘This insanity needs to stop’: Parents frustrated as three transgender bathroom cases unfold at one Fairfax County school

SPRINGFIELD, Virginia – The common argument on the Left that transgender issues rarely actually happen at school is out the door in Fairfax County. Three controversies involving students using the bathroom that corresponds to the gender they identify with over their biological sex are currently happening at one high school in Virginia. Parents from West […]

Senate confirmation-scarred Trump nominees find other homes in the administration

President Donald Trump is standing by politically problematic loyalists, keeping them in his administration despite, in some cases, congressional misgivings. Paul Ingrassia, Trump’s nominee to become U.S. special counsel until this week, withdrew his nomination on Tuesday, one day before his delayed confirmation hearing, because he lacked support from Republican senators after reports from CNN […]

After weekend violence in Chicago, Trump calls for bringing in ‘the federal government’

President Donald Trump called for the “federal government” to be deployed in Chicago, Illinois, after a weekend of violence in the city in which 25 people were shot. Four people were killed and 21 others were wounded, according to reports. A 14-year-old boy and a 68-year-old senior citizen were among the shooting victims in the […]

Cuomo and Sliwa turn up heat on Mamdani in final NYC mayoral debate before early voting

New York City mayoral candidates Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa tried to land a decisive blow against Zohran Mamdani one last time in the last debate before early voting began. Mamdani leads the two by double digits, a clear lead that hasn’t budged since a largely unremarkable debate last week. While analysts have largely said […]

Hegseth announces second strike on ‘terrorist’ vessel in Pacific Ocean

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the U.S. military carried out its second strike in the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday on a vessel he said was part of a terrorist organization engaged in “narco-trafficking.” Like previous operations, this strike was approved by President Donald Trump. “Today, at the direction of President Trump, the Department of War […]

Special prosecutor opens investigation into Jay Jones

Democratic Virginia Attorney General nominee Jay Jones is facing a special prosecutor investigation over the 1,000 hours of community service he claims to have completed to avoid jail time after law enforcement caught him speeding at 116 mph. Jones faced criticism in the press after it was revealed that he completed his community service requirement […]

Trump administration argues no time-limit on power to deploy National Guard

The Trump administration told a federal appeals court on Wednesday that it believes the president’s ability to call up the National Guard does not have a time limit, renewing arguments that the deployment is not reviewable by courts. A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit heard arguments in California’s […]
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