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ABC affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s comments are to blame for firing, not the FCC: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner Senior Writer Joe Concha said it was the ABC affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s own words, not the Federal Communications Commission, that influenced the late-night host’s firing.  “In the end, the FCC had nothing to do with this; it was the affiliates and Jimmy Kimmel’s own words and his responsibility that this happened,” Concha […]

Scandals shelved, Trump approval up, MAGA revived: White House Report Card

This was a comeback week of sorts for President Donald Trump. He showed in his trip to the United Kingdom that it’s better — and more important — being president than king. The Federal Reserve finally listened and cut rates. And his top late-night critic, Jimmy Kimmel, got himself suspended for crossing a line of […]

Trump clarifies top Virginia prosecutor ‘didn’t quit, I fired him’ after reports of resignation

President Donald Trump insisted on Saturday that he fired Interim U.S. Attorney Erik Siebert after reports came out that he resigned on Friday. Siebert reportedly intended to resign after Trump publicly said that he wanted him ousted from his position. The president’s administration had pressured Siebert to investigate New York Attorney General Letitia James for […]

Estonia sounds alarm after Russian fighter jets intrude into country’s airspace

A trio of Russian fighters violated Estonia’s airspace on Friday, days after the country also tested Poland’s air borders. Like the Poland intrusions, NATO scrambled jets to intercept what the Estonian foreign minister called an “unprecedentedly brazen” intrusion by Russia. The intrusions have been viewed as Russia testing the NATO alliance during the country’s Ukraine […]

Illinois’s redistricting in 2022 serves as a cautionary tale for California and Texas efforts

As parties battle over redistricting to boost their chances in the 2026 midterm elections, Illinois’s 2022 maps and election results serve as a warning that gerrymandering can lead to unintended consequences of partisanship and misrepresentation in Congress. Democrats and Republicans are pushing forward on plans to redraw congressional maps to offset each other’s gerrymandering in […]

Winsome Earle-Sears pitches herself as the comeback kid as early voting starts in Virginia

Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R-VA) is the underdog in the November showdown against Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger to succeed Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA). But the lieutenant governor has never been one to back down from a tough fight. It’s what helped propel her and Youngkin to victory in 2021 when they flipped Virginia’s governor’s mansion for the first time since 2009. Now […]

Flint Republican courts black Trump voters to flip Michigan House seat

MACKINAC ISLAND, Michigan — Amir Hassan, a Republican running for the House in one of Michigan’s most competitive districts, is emphasizing his Flint roots as he attempts to build upon the inroads President Donald Trump made with black voters in 2024. In an interview, Hassan said Republicans failed to “change some minds and votes” in […]

Was Trump’s royal welcome worth it? Brits certainly think so

LONDON — The Royal Family and 10 Downing St. pulled out all the stops for President Donald Trump‘s lavish state visit this week, even in the face of significant opposition from England’s left-of-center politicos. The aim was incredibly straightforward — stay on Trump’s good side to help negotiate favorable trade terms for the United Kingdom and […]

Cardinal Dolan labels Charlie Kirk as a ‘modern-day St. Paul’

Cardinal Timothy Dolan called the late Charlie Kirk a “modern-day St. Paul” during an interview with Fox News on Friday. Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, sits on President Donald Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission. He drew a prominent spot in the public eye when he hosted a charity dinner with Trump, with Vice President Kamala […]

Harris ‘no longer sure’ she wants role in federal government, new book reveals

Former Vice President Kamala Harris wrote that she’s “no longer sure” if she wants to be in the “system” that she deemed as “failing” in her forthcoming book, 107 Days. Harris lost the 2024 presidential election to President Donald Trump, and it’s unclear if she will run for elected office again. “When I decided to […]
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