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Sean Duffy announces over $1.5 billion in funding to repair damage caused by natural disasters

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the federal government is devoting $1.5 billion to help states recover from Hurricane Helene and other recent natural disasters. The perception that the response to Hurricane Helene was mismanaged by the Biden-Harris administration became a significant theme of the Trump campaign in the late days of the 2024 election cycle. […]

Fannie Mae launches AI partnership amid Trump’s talk of selling off mortgage giant

On the heels of news that it could soon go “public,” Fannie Mae has launched a partnership with artificial intelligence firm Palantir. The mortgage behemoth has announced the Crime Detection Unit, an AI-powered tool created along with Palantir. According to a press release, the program will expand Fannie Mae’s fraud prevention capabilities using AI-enabled financial […]

PBS prefers Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans, 4-to-1

If the taxpayer-subsidized Public Broadcasting Service wants to know what’s behind the ire of Republicans and the MAGA movement, it only has to look at its daily lineup of guests. That would show the liberal outlet’s NewsHour show favors liberals by about 4-to-1. And of the Republicans it features in its news, many are critics […]

Five injured in mass shooting at Connecticut mall

A shooting at a Waterbury, Connecticut, mall resulted in five people injured on Tuesday. Police said they do not believe the shooting was a “random act of violence.” “We do not believe this was a random act of violence. We believe this started as a conflict, and it escalated,” Waterbury Police Chief Fernando Spagnolo said […]

Zelensky says Trump was ready to slap Russia with sanctions after Vatican meeting

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believed President Donald Trump was ready to impose sanctions on Russia after the two world leaders met at the Vatican last month, according to remarks released Wednesday. Trump had been critical of Ukraine’s unwillingness to make concessions in negotiating an end to the war with Russia, but in recent weeks, more […]

Trump campaign team recognized as ‘master class’

President Donald Trump’s campaign team, scorned by liberal critics and mocked for its confidence in the face of media hype pumping up then-Vice President Kamala Harris‘s 2024 candidacy, has won recognition for being the best in the business. The bipartisan American Association of Political Consultants awarded Trump’s campaign advisers, pollster, and media team with its […]

Where things stand 600 days after Oct. 7 on Israel, Gaza, Iran, and more

Six hundred days ago, Hamas fighters launched one of the most devastating raids into southern Israel in the country’s history, leaving a scar on the country’s psyche that is still reverberating throughout the region. Israel’s leaders have ordered the military to fight several enemies, to dismantle the network of Iranian-supported proxies seeking the destruction of […]

Transgender former employee is suing Liberty University over firing

LYNCHBURG, Virginia – In a case pitting religious freedom against transgender ideology, one of the country’s largest Christian universities is being sued by a former employee over the school’s decision to fire her once she began to transition to a woman. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals allowed Liberty University on Friday to appeal a […]

House Democrats plot investigations into Trump with eye on 2026 majority

House Democrats are signaling a wave of investigations into President Donald Trump should they win the House majority in 2026, devoting their attention to everything from the president’s business practices to his removal of agency watchdogs. Democrats, who are three votes shy of a majority, lack the powers that come with a committee gavel, including […]

Pinning ‘Jell-O to the wall’: Democrats in search of anti-Trump strategy that sticks

Democrats can’t settle on a winning strategy to defeat Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections to take on President Donald Trump, mired by infighting, blame, and disbelief after the 2024 election losses. More than six months after Trump defeated former Vice President Kamala Harris in last year’s presidential election and became the first Republican in 20 years to win […]
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