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Bill Cassidy proposes Charlie Kirk statue in National Garden

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) nominated the late Charlie Kirk for the newest statue in the National Garden of American Heroes on Thursday. “For young Americans, Charlie Kirk represents the vital role that positive civic engagement and dialogue play in our democracy,” Cassidy wrote on X. “Proud to nominate him for inclusion in the National Garden […]

Vance accuses Democrats of childlike behavior after aviation shutdown roundtable

Vice President JD Vance warned that the air travel industry would face greater strain the longer the government shutdown lasts, placing blame for the already historically long lapse in funding at the feet of Democrats, whom he accused of throwing a tantrum. Vance hosted a roundtable on Thursday at the White House with Transportation Secretary […]

Heinrich backs McMorrow in first endorsement from a sitting senator for underdog campaign

Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) on Thursday threw his support behind Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, who’s challenging Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) in the 2026 Democratic primary for an open Senate seat, marking the first endorsement from a sitting senator for McMorrow’s campaign. The endorsement is a sign of Democrats’ waning support for Stevens, who has […]

Mamdani leads the NYC mayoral pack ahead of other key players Cuomo and Sliwa

Days stand between a 34-year-old socialist, a disgraced former governor, and a cat-obsessed crime prevention leader, and a chance to lead the United States’s largest city. The race has been the most highly anticipated municipal campaign of the year. Little in the race has been unoriginal. State assemblyman and self-professed socialist Zohran Mamdani broke out […]

Harris admits relationship with Biden is ‘very complicated’

Former Vice President Kamala Harris admitted that former President Joe Biden “greatly disappointed” her, which complicated their relationship. During a media tour for her book, 107 Days, Harris appeared on the Diary of a CEO YouTube series on Thursday, during which host Steven Bartlett posed the question, “Are you friends with Joe Biden?” “Yes, it’s […]

Miyares calls Democrats’ redistricting push a ‘shocking power grab’

FREDERICKSBURG, Virginia — Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is calling Democrats’ mid-decade redistricting push “a shocking power grab” that overrides the will of voters. The move from Democrats has already pulled state Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears off the campaign trail less than a week before Election Day. Miyares, who is seeking a second term this […]

NRA announces restructuring of media department to prepare for ‘fights ahead’

EXCLUSIVE — The National Rifle Association is restructuring its media division and will streamline other parts of the organization. The changes are aimed at “maximizing member dollars, streamlining operations, and investing in critical programs that best serve NRA members and ensure the long-term strength of the organization,” a press release from the NRA reads. The NRA has […]

Lawmaker wants Wisconsin voters to have say on local wheel taxes

(The Center Square) – Local governments across Wisconsin could soon lose their ability to raise a tax without asking voters first. Sen. Rob Hutton, R-Brookfield, this week introduced legislation to give voters a say on wheel taxes. “This doesn’t take away options from local governments, but it does require local officials to make their case directly […]

New natural gas plant in Permian to produce 1,350 MW of power for Texas grid

(The Center Square) – Another natural gas power plant is being built in Texas, this time in the Permian Basin in west Texas. It’s the largest capacity project to date through a Texas Energy Fund program. Competitive Power Ventures is building a 1,350 megawatt (MW) natural gas generation facility at CPV’s Basin Ranch Energy Center […]

School district says parent pays $117,000 to see teacher curriculum, emails

(The Center Square) – Emails of a Rhode Island teacher for a year, and those including his use of the name Trump, plus his curriculum materials will cost a parent $117,130, says Barrington Public Schools. Nicole Solas’ lawyer, James McGlone of the Goldwater Institute’s pro-bono American Freedom Network, said public interest is such that these […]
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