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ActBlue cofounder pleads the Fifth during House deposition

ActBlue cofounder Matt DeBergalis invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination multiple times on Thursday during a closed-door deposition in a congressional investigation of the Democratic fundraising platform. The interview before the House Administration, House Judiciary, and Oversight and Government Reform committees lasted less than half an hour, according to two sources familiar with the hearing. […]

Arizona GOP leader seeks hearing on taxpayer risk in Paramount merger case

EXCLUSIVE — Arizona Republican Senate President Warren Petersen is calling for a public hearing on the potential cost that state taxpayers may have to bear if a court grants Paramount Skydance‘s $1.88 billion bond request in its legal battle against a multistate antitrust lawsuit. Earlier this week, Paramount filed a motion seeking the hefty bond […]

CNN clashes built Scott Jennings for the White House briefing room. But is the risk worth the reward?

Scott Jennings has spent years sparring with the Left and the media as a CNN commentator, developing a combative highlight reel that could have him prepared for the White House briefing room should he leave his lucrative cable news network contract to become President Donald Trump’s next press secretary. Jennings’s defenses of Trump on CNN, […]

FBI foils New York woman’s alleged ISIS attack plan on state capitol

The FBI stopped a New York woman’s alleged Islamic State group-inspired plan to bomb the New York State Capitol building in Albany. Jessica Bowie, 35, is facing federal charges for allegedly attempting to provide material support to the terrorist group ISIS after a confidential informant told the FBI that Bowie had reached out for help […]

Republican senator puts hold over all future Trump nominees over Biden-era wetlands policy

Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND) on Wednesday committed to blocking any future nominees President Donald Trump seeks to have the Senate confirm until the government reverses an “extremist” environmental policy he warned is hurting farmers. Cramer said he was “furious” that the Trump administration earlier this month decided against reforming a policy implemented under the Biden […]

Ro Khanna reports over 5,400 stock trades in 2025 as he supports taxing wealthy

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) recently reported that his family trusts made 5,402 stock trades during 244 of the 252 active trading days in 2025, according to his latest annual financial disclosure. The total stock trading volume for the congressman’s family amounted to more than $165 million last year, and his household’s net worth is now […]

Oil flows and Iranian economic woes give White House much-needed PR reprieve around war

While the Trump administration has struggled to maintain a positive spin on the war with Iran, several recent developments have indicated an improved U.S. position in the conflict. After the collapse of the U.S.-Iran peace agreement last month, the Trump administration has been plagued by worsening headlines as Washington and Tehran remain locked in a […]

Bass and Raman clash over homelessness, public safety, and Hollywood in heated Los Angeles mayoral debate

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman traded sharp attacks Wednesday night over homelessness, policing, housing, and the city’s struggling economy in the first major debate of the general election campaign. The 90-minute debate offered voters a preview of a race expected to be closely watched. Bass, who finished about 5 points […]

Texas and Iowa Senate races shift toward Democrats: Cook Political Report

The Cook Political Report on Thursday moved the high-profile Texas and Iowa Senate races from “lean Republican” to “toss-up,” reflecting the increasingly difficult terrain for Republicans in the midterm elections as the war in Iran and affordability issues weigh down the party. Polls have indicated tight races in states President Donald Trump won three times, […]

Hillary Clinton to host karaoke night for progressives in NYC

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will take the karaoke stage in October to raise money for two political action committees looking to mobilize voters in the midterm elections. Onward Together and Latino Victory Project are scheduled to host the “Raise Your Voice for Democracy” event in New York City on October, which will be […]
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