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Dollar Tree selling off Family Dollar chain amid ‘multiyear transformation’

Dollar Tree announced Wednesday that it will sell off the Family Dollar chain a decade after acquiring those stores. The bargain retail chain announced that Brigade Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management would partner to acquire Family Dollar for roughly $1 billion. Dollar Tree originally completed its acquisition of Family Dollar in 2015 for $9 […]

White House defiant over ‘Signal hoax’ in testy briefing

The Trump administration kept up its defiant stance over what it terms the “Signal hoax,” which began when a group of senior officials added a journalist to an encrypted chat. “The mainstream media continues to be focused on a sensationalized story from the failing Atlantic magazine that is falling apart by the hour,” press secretary […]

CNN, New York Times, Washington Post not among top 10 ‘MVP’ pollsters

No major media outlet made a new top 10 list of “Most Valuable Pollsters” in 2024, a glaring finding likely to reinforce doubts about media polls in future elections. Instead of dominating the top of the list unveiled by ActiVote, media polls were sprinkled throughout the 136 pollsters that were graded. One used by the […]

Encounters of suspected terrorists drop at Mexico border as Canada border sees spike

Arrests of suspected terrorists have sharply declined at the Mexican border since last fall but are dramatically higher on the Canadian border, according to the head of the FBI. FBI Director Kash Patel disclosed Wednesday to lawmakers on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence that as apprehensions of “known or suspected terrorists” had declined on the southern border, they have been […]

Vance addresses Marines as White House deals with fallout of Signal group chat leak

As Vice President JD Vance was giving a motivational speech to the Marine Corps Base at Quantico Wednesday afternoon, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was simultaneously pushing back against fallout from key leaders sharing military attack plans with a journalist. While Leavitt fielded multiple questions about The Atlantic‘s Jeffrey Goldberg being inadvertently added to a […]

Billboard targeting Don Bacon over Medicaid and Musk taken down after NRCC threats

A billboard accusing Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) of cutting Medicaid and giving tax breaks to billionaires has finally come down after House Republicans‘ campaign arm threatened legal action, the latest step in the collapse of a Democratic super PAC’s messaging campaign. The Washington Examiner exclusively reported last week that four of six billboards launched by […]

Trump mulling on reparations for Jan. 6 rioters

President Donald Trump is exploring the possibility of providing reparations to people who were charged or arrested for their involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riots. On Tuesday night, Trump shared on Newsmax that there is “talk” of compensating his supporters.  “There’s a lot of talk about that,” Trump said about compensating the protesters. […]

Trump to announce new tariffs on auto imports

President Donald Trump will announce new tariffs on the auto industry Wednesday evening. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt declined to preview the new barrier taxes during her Wednesday media briefing but said that the president would elaborate on the announcement during a “press conference” at 4:00 p.m. in the Oval Office. Trump has implemented […]

Gavin Newsom calls California mass exodus claims over high taxes ‘BS’

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) pushed back against “BS” claims that California is losing residents to other states in a mass exodus, though he acknowledged the state does need to address the housing crisis. Newsom argued that 18% of the world’s research and development production takes place in his state, trailing only Germany and China. The […]

Senators revive bid for TV cameras at the Supreme Court

A bipartisan group of senators reignited a longtime endeavor on Thursday to place cameras in the Supreme Court, an institution few Americans witness firsthand. The Cameras in the Courtroom Act, led in the Senate by Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and ranking member Dick Durbin (D-IL), would require the nation’s top court to allow […]
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