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Bessent picks Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano to be IRS CEO

Treasury Secretary and acting Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Scott Bessent selected Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano to lead the IRS after months of turnover at the tax agency’s helm. Bisignano will serve in a new role as IRS CEO while continuing to serve as SSA commissioner. “Frank is a businessman with an exceptional track […]

California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter secures EMILY’s List endorsement

California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter on Monday won the endorsement of EMILY’s List, a prominent Democratic women’s group that backs candidates who support abortion rights.  The organization could provide significant funding and grassroots support to boost Porter’s 2026 gubernatorial campaign.  The organization’s name, an acronym for Early Money Is Like Yeast, is a nod to the idea […]

DNC’s attempt to ‘distance’ itself from Mamdani will be ‘difficult’: Salena Zito

Washington Examiner’s senior columnist reporter Salena Zito said Monday the Democratic National Committee is trying not to get “entrenched” in the New York City mayoral election, as doing so could spell trouble for the party’s chances in 2026. Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani is the lead candidate in the Big Apple’s election next month, though […]

Illinois sues Trump administration over sending National Guard to Chicago

Illinois and Chicago sued the Trump administration to block its move to send National Guard troops to the city. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago, accuses the executive branch of federal overreach. It comes just two days after the White House said President Donald Trump approved […]

Tiana Lowe Doescher projects shutdown layoffs to be ‘good threat’ to Democrats in deadlock

Washington Examiner Commentary Writer Tiana Lowe Doescher suggested that the threat of mass federal layoffs from the White House is “a damn good” strategy during the government shutdown. Doescher appeared on Newsmax’s Wake Up America Early on Monday, the sixth day of the federal government shutdown. Host Alex Kraemer asked Doescher about the seriousness of […]

Armed citizens more effective in stopping shootings than FBI admits

Americans packing heat have stopped active shootings at least 10 times more than the FBI has counted, showing that life-saving actions by armed citizens are much more common than the liberal anti-gun media reports. In a new review of 10 years of active shooter reports, a top public safety think tank said that good Samaritans […]

Venezuela warns of possible ‘false flag’ attack on US Embassy in Caracas

Venezuela warned the U.S. government that the American Embassy in Caracas could be targeted in a “false-flag” operation, National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez said on Sunday. Rodríguez said the United States and an unspecified European embassy had been warned in three separate channels that “extremist sectors of the local Venezuelan right” are looking to plant […]

Ex-Marine Amy McGrath launches another run for Kentucky Senate

Former Marine Amy McGrath from Kentucky is taking another shot at running for the Senate. This time, instead of facing off against Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), McGrath is entering a race full of Democrats and Republicans eager to fill McConnell’s seat after he retires. McGrath joins two political outsiders, former Secret Service agent Logan Forsythe […]

New docuseries Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar explores actress’s life and legacy

A new three-part docuseries, Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar, is bringing one of Hollywood’s most iconic figures back into the spotlight. Produced by reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian in partnership with Passion Pictures, the series premieres Oct. 6 on Fox Nation. FOX NATION TO DEBUT ELIZABETH TAYLOR DOCUSERIES PRODUCED BY KIM KARDASHIAN “She knew […]

Bari Weiss named editor-in-chief of CBS News in $150 million acquisition of the Free Press

Newly formed media corporation Paramount Skydance announced its acquisition of the digital news site the Free Press in a $150 million deal, naming Bari Weiss as CBS News editor-in-chief. Weiss co-founded the Free Press in 2021 with her wife, Nellie Bowles, and her sister, Suzy Weiss. The publication has around 1.5 million subscribers on Substack, […]
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