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Trump hits back at ‘dictator’ label, urges critics to ‘join him’ in D.C. crime crackdown

President Donald Trump on Wednesday slammed critics who have labeled his actions as “dictatorial” following his decision to deploy National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., to combat rising crime. Speaking at an event at The Kennedy Center, Trump firmly rejected accusations that his intervention was authoritarian, instead framing the move as a necessary step to […]

South maintains lead in construction backlog, driven by population growth

(The Center Square) − The South continues to lead the nation in construction backlog length, suggesting strong economic performance, according to new data from Associated Builders and Contractors. “Backlog is longer in the South because contractors are busier,” ABC economist Zack Fritz told The Center Square. “This trend is downstream of the South’s economic outperformance – rapid […]

The ballad of Clairton: an all American City in mourning

CLAIRTON, PA — Richard Lattanzi started his morning getting ready to take his father to his doctor’s appointment at Jefferson Hospital on Coal Valley Road in nearby Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania. Within hours, the hospital would receive trauma victims from a series of explosions at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works. The former steelworker and mayor […]

CA’s lieutenant governor drops out of gubernatorial race

(The Center Square) – The Democratic field for the California gubernatorial race has become a little less crowded. California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis has dropped out of the 2026 race to succeed Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is termed-out. Kounalakis announced recently she decided instead to run against state Sen. Anna Caballero, a fellow Democrat, […]

Wes Moore calls Trump’s National Guard orders ‘offensive’ and a ‘deployment of personal ego’

Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) voiced strong opposition to President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard in Washington, D.C., calling it politically motivated and constitutionally problematic. During an appearance on The Briefing with Jen Psaki on Tuesday night, Moore expressed his deep concerns about the possible misuse of military forces in local law enforcement efforts. […]

Curtis Sliwa dubs Eric Adams and Andrew Cuomo ‘diet’ Mamdani

Republican New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa dished criticism toward the independent candidates he’s facing this November, saying Tuesday both are “Democrats.” Incumbent Mayor Eric Adams and former Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo are running as independent candidates against Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani. Cuomo lost to Mamdani in the Democratic Party’s primary in June and announced […]

Texas Democrat pleads for aid as some weigh returning home after special session ends

Texas state Democrats are urging people to join their efforts to slow Republicans‘ redistricting plans, as reports suggest the lawmakers’ time outside of the Lone Star State could be coming to a close. At a press conference with Indiana lawmakers, Texas House Minority Leader Gene Wu, a Democrat, thanked states such as Illinois, New York, […]

John Oliver mocks Chuck Schumer for repeatedly citing imaginary friends for years

Last Week Tonight host John Oliver poked fun at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in his latest monologue, highlighting the New York Democrat’s decadeslong reliance on a fictional couple, Joe and Eileen Bailey, as political inspiration. In a Sunday night segment, Oliver mocked Schumer for referencing the Baileys, an imaginary middle-class couple from Long […]

Schmitt doubts Democratic Party has hit ‘rock bottom’ following 2024

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) said on Wednesday that the Democratic Party is “still searching” following its loss in the 2024 election cycle, saying that the party is “still obsessed with President Trump.” Schmitt said President Donald Trump is changing the Republican Party, saying Trump has given people “the confidence to fight.” He added that people “on the […]

Declassified emails show Clapper ordered intel agencies to ‘compromise’ on ‘normal’ procedures for 2017 ICA

Newly declassified emails revealed that in the final weeks of the Obama administration, then–Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told top officials they would have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” to complete the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian election interference, despite warnings from the National Security Agency director that analysts had not been given enough time or access to […]
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