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House Republican says party ‘going to get killed’ in midterm elections

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ) foreshadowed bleak midterm elections for the Republican Party unless its members can address those struggling with healthcare. Van Drew expressed his desire to draft a “solid, thorough replacement for what is terrible Obamacare” on Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street on Saturday. The current plan proposed by Senate Democrats was […]

Trump bemoans lack of unilateral tariff authority as ‘NOT’ what founders had in mind

President Donald Trump on Sunday railed against arguments that his sweeping global tariffs lacked a constitutional legal basis.  In April, Trump used the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to enact “Liberation Day” tariffs against a host of countries. The move was swiftly challenged in court, with the Supreme Court now considering whether Trump must have […]

Is Trump’s peace through strength-maxxing actually effective?

For a commander in chief seeking to fashion himself as a peacemaker, President Donald Trump has showcased a staggering display of America’s military might that’s already started to push non-interventionists out of his 2024 coalition. In his first year of his second term, his administration has killed dozens of alleged narco-terrorists in the Caribbean, surged […]

Mikie Sherrill win kicks off process to replace her in House — here’s why it could take a while

Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) is heading to the governor’s mansion in January, and with her victory comes the opportunity for a solid blue seat. Sherrill won handily in the gubernatorial race on Tuesday, which will trigger another election: this time to fill the seat representing New Jersey’s 11th District, which she has represented since flipping […]

Why the Heritage Foundation drama over antisemitism has divided the conservative movement

After Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts delivered a controversial statement regarding its relationship with Tucker Carlson following Nick Fuentes’s appearance on his podcast, something resembling a civil war broke out among conservatives. Some, siding with Roberts, felt he was right to assert that Christians should be able to critique Israel without being accused of antisemitism, […]

White House hails ‘beautiful’ prospect of new Commanders stadium bearing Trump’s name

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt seemingly fueled speculation on Saturday that the new Washington Commanders stadium could be named after President Donald Trump, calling the prospect “beautiful.” Leavitt was responding to an ESPN report that revealed discussions have taken place between the White House and the Commanders ownership group about having the NFL team’s […]

UPS, FedEx ground plane model involved in deadly Louisville crash

The United Parcel Service and FedEx announced on Friday the immediate grounding of its MD-11 planes, a move that comes just days after a deadly crash involving one of the jets in Kentucky. At least 14 people were killed after a McDonnell Douglas MD-11 cargo plane belonging to UPS crashed shortly after takeoff in Louisville […]

Voting rights group warns CA redistricting push could undermine trust in IL

(The Center Square) – California Gov. Gavin Newsom is urging states like Illinois to redraw congressional maps, but voting rights group CHANGE Illinois warns that such pressure risks undermining transparency and public trust in the redistricting process. In his Proposition 50 victory speech, Newsom criticized President Donald Trump and urged states to “meet the moment.” […]

Chicago downtown office space vacancy rate jumps to record high levels

(The Center Square) – With Chicago’s downtown office vacancy rate now at a record-high 28%, Illinois Policy Institute researcher LyLena Estabine says city policymakers have become their own worst enemy when it comes to addressing the area’s changing demographics. New data shows Loop vacancies ballooned over the recent third quarter as post-pandemic work trends continue […]

Arizona court to hear arguments about right to a jury trial

(The Center Square) – The Arizona Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments over whether Arizonans have a constitutional right to a jury trial when they face an accusation from a state agency. The Arizona Corporation Commission filed an enforcement action in 2024 against EFG America, a rubber recycling company in Mesa. The commission was […]
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