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Trump blasts Time cover photo of him as ‘worst of all time’

President Donald Trump was not happy with the cover photo that Time took of him for an issue recognizing his efforts in brokering a historic ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel.  The agreement resulted in the return of the 20 living Israeli hostages on Monday, who were still in Hamas captivity after the organization attacked Israel […]

Janet Mills’ looming Maine Senate run sets up generational clash among Democrats

Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) is widely expected to officially announce her candidacy Tuesday for the Maine Senate seat held by Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), teeing up a perennial high-stakes battleground race against two longtime politicians with broad name recognition. The likely campaign by Mills, 77, exposes a trend this cycle of Senate Democrats’ establishment wing […]

Bill Maher admits Trump’s a success, slams young people embracing communism

Talk show host Bill Maher made several revelations on his most recent “Club Random” podcast,  Including the fact that President Donald Trump has largely been successful in his second term. Interestingly enough, Maher made the comments during a conversation with his podcast guest, “Fargo” and “Shameless” actor William H. Macy, while talking about Taylor Swift. […]

Madagascar’s president flees country following Gen Z protests

Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina fled the country after the military sided with young protesters, marking the second time a youth-led movement toppled a government in just over a month. Youth-led demonstrations against Rajoelina began on Sept. 25. Originally in protest of soaring utility prices, demonstrators morphed their cries into broader expressions of discontent over government […]

Democrats who condemned Israel’s Gaza campaign silent after Trump-brokered ceasefire takes effect 

Some of the Democratic Party’s most outspoken critics of Israel’s war in Gaza, lawmakers who for months have accused the Jewish state of committing genocide, have remained strikingly silent in the days since President Donald Trump’s brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect. The deal, which resulted in the release of 20 Israeli […]

Ex-Louisiana Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards says he won’t run for Senate

Former Democratic Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said he wouldn’t run for Senate in 2026. The announcement could be a death blow for Democratic hopes in the deep-red state as they search for a suitable candidate to unseat Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA). The party had been urging him to run for months, but in a […]

Witkoff family to host fundraiser for Nate Morris, Ramaswamy to speak

Prominent MAGA figures, such as Zach Witkoff and Vivek Ramaswamy, will lead a birthday fundraiser on Thursday for Republican Senate candidate for Kentucky, Nate Morris, who has pitched himself as a pro-Trump businessman. Morris’s 45th birthday party fundraising event will be hosted by Zach Witkoff, special envoy to the Middle East’s son, Steve Witkoff, and Zach Witkoff’s […]

Thune draws flak for ‘Native American Day’ post

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) was bashed for his celebration of “Native American Day” rather than Columbus Day. The decision of what to celebrate on the second Monday of October has been a culture war issue in the United States for decades, reflecting how people see the U.S. and its history. Republicans and conservatives […]

Trump ushers in a ‘historic dawn of a new Middle East’ and sees peace as his legacy

President Donald Trump‘s landmark peace deal between Israel and Hamas earned international praise on Monday and sealed his legacy as a president who stopped wars. During a celebratory trip to Israel and Egypt that saw Hamas release all 20 living hostages and Arab partners back the deal, Trump ushered in what he declared a “historic […]

Trump blunts GOP’s shutdown leverage with welfare and military carveouts

President Donald Trump’s decision to blunt the political impact of a government shutdown is giving Democrats fewer reasons to back down from their demands and raising the prospect of an even longer impasse. Almost two weeks into the shutdown, which began on Oct. 1, Trump decided on Saturday to divert money to pay the 1.3 […]
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