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DSA plots to ‘stop’ weapons shipments to Israel at airport

The New York City chapter of Democratic Socialists of America is signaling plans to “stop” overseas arms shipments from John F. Kennedy International Airport. A new DSA “Break the Chain” campaign is having its first mass meeting on Saturday to discuss achieving “a people’s arms embargo” against Israel, according to the campaign’s website. The DSA […]

11 more seats shift toward Democrats, including three in previously safe red areas, major projection shows

Projections for 11 more House seats have shifted in favor of the Democratic Party, as talks of a blue wave in the 2026 midterm elections have reached a crescendo. The Cook Political Report shifted 11 races nationwide, including three traditionally GOP seats that went from solid Republican to likely Republican. Five more GOP seats went […]

Russia launches airstrikes across Ukraine after report claims call to throttle Starshield came directly from White House

Russia fired airstrikes in about a third of Ukraine’s regions on Friday, as the two countries continue to exchange attacks on energy infrastructure following a week of tensions over the slowdown of Ukraine’s Starshield systems and President Donald Trump‘s declared energy ceasefire. Following Trump’s announcement of an energy infrastructure ceasefire on Sunday, both Ukrainian President […]

Josh Shapiro inches toward possible presidential run by launching federal PAC

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) may be seeking reelection as the governor of Pennsylvania next month, but he may be setting his eyes on higher ambitions by starting a federal political action committee. Shapiro’s establishment of the New Path PAC is the loudest indication yet that he is considering a run for the 2028 Democratic presidential […]

Kamala Harris ‘installed Soviet style’ in 2024, Democrats don’t want her in 2028: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha criticized Kamala Harris’s expanded campaign tour, saying Democrats don’t want a “human Chernobyl.” “Will it help or hurt? I’m going to go with juror number two on that,” Concha said on Fox News’s Fox & Friends First Friday. Harris added several stops on her midterm campaign tour, including New Hampshire, […]

Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola exchange heated jabs in Alaska Senate debate: Top takeaways

Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) and former Rep. Mary Peltola, a Democrat, exchanged jabs in the final televised debate between the top two Senate candidates in the 2026 cycle, with two weeks until the general election. The debate touched on topics from Iran and affordability to President Donald Trump and attacks on character. While neither landed […]

Pro-Israel Democrats, once seemingly politically invincible, are on the defensive

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) has made scattered public appearances since her hairbreadth loss in the August Senate Democratic primary. In each one, Stevens has endorsed former rival Abdul el Sayed in his Nov. 3 race against Republican Mike Rogers for the Michigan seat held by retiring 12-year Sen. Gary Peters (D). Some of Stevens’s comments […]

Rising Trump administration pressure on Cuba divides Hill Democrats

Intensifying efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to end 67 years of communist rule in Cuba are drawing fierce criticism from many congressional Democrats. But not all. Since Fidel Castro seized power in the 1959 Cuban revolution, the country has been a preeminent cause célèbre for the global Left. In this view, the island nation […]

‘Brothers’ is an appealing showcase for Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey

Watching the credits roll on Apple TV’s gonzo alternate-reality comedy Brothers, I looked hard for the name of Charlie Kaufman. Surely the Oscar-winning screenwriter of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) and other surrealist classics was involved in Apple’s unhinged send-up of family, politics, and the contemporary celebrity experience.  After all, Kaufman’s screenwriting debut, […]

Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’ is the ultimate nonevent

It would be a stretch to say that the release of a Ben Affleck movie ever qualified as an event. Even in the late 1990s and the early 2000s — the post-Good Will Hunting window during which he was most plausibly anointed for stardom — Affleck tended to be recklessly productive in a way that […]
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