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Trump’s unpopularity could cost GOP House, fueling impeachment push: Hugo Gurdon

Washington Examiner editorial director Hugo Gurdon said that President Donald Trump’s declining popularity could create significant issues for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections, making another impeachment effort more likely if Democrats regain control of the House.  “President Trump is decreasingly popular. His unpopularity is increasing,” Gurdon said on CNN’s Lauren Coates Live on Wednesday. […]

Mike Huckabee decries Israeli settler ‘terrorists’ over siege of West Bank home

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee denounced a group of Israeli settlers who laid siege to a Palestinian home in the West Bank, describing them as “terrorists.” Ihab Hassan, a Palestinian Christian activist, called attention to a mob of Israeli settlers laying siege to the house in the West Bank village of Qusra, which is […]

National Symphony Orchestra suffering as ticket sales plunge during Kennedy Center takeover: Report

The National Symphony Orchestra is reportedly facing a severe financial crisis following the Trump administration’s overhaul of the Kennedy Center, largely due to a decrease in both donors and ticket sales. The orchestra, which has partnered with the Kennedy Center since 1986, reached just three-quarters of its expected donations in 2025, and expects to earn […]

Trump has his Karoline Leavitt replacement lined up as he retools White House press operation

Welcome to a bonus edition of Washington Secrets. We have been hitting the phones since Donald Trump announced the departure of Karoline Leavitt yesterday, and we bring you everything we know about what the White House press shop will look like once she has left at the end of the month… EXCLUSIVE — Karoline Leavitt […]

Rahm Emanuel blasts socialist candidates for making races ‘an Ivy League seminar’

Former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman and possible 2028 presidential hopeful Rahm Emanuel bashed the socialist wing of the Democratic Party, arguing that it didn’t appeal to working-class voters. The socialist wing of the Democratic Party was humbled on Tuesday after Democratic Socialists of America member Francesca Hong lost in a surprise upset to the […]

From Count Binface to Elmo: The British tradition of novelty candidates

Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage is set to walk away with the election in Clacton-on-Sea, where he is running without competition from any other mainstream party. His only opposition comes from the costumed, other-worldly joke candidate known as Count Binface — the alter ego of British comedian Jon Harvey. Dressed in a spacesuit and […]

Chris Murphy’s poor endorsement record stress tests 2028 ambitions

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), a potential 2028 candidate for president, whiffed on another endorsement Tuesday night as his former House colleague, 78-year-old Rep. John Larson (D-CT), fell to a younger challenger. It’s his third high-profile loss of the cycle as he tests his political influence ahead of a potential bid. In addition to Larson, Rep. […]

Nikki Haley goes all in for Ralph Norman against Trump-backed Darline Graham Nordone

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley is going all in to help Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) defeat President Donald Trump’s handpicked candidate in South Carolina’s Senate race, reigniting political battle lines from their bitter 2024 presidential primary. Trump’s early and loud endorsement of Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) to permanently replace her brother, Sen. Lindsey […]

GOP sharpens Minnesota fraud attacks after Tim Walz deputy wins Senate nomination

Republicans’ drumbeat on fraud is only set to grow louder in Minnesota after Democrats nominated a candidate for Senate who is finishing up her second term as Gov. Tim Walz’s (D-MN) top deputy. Throughout her campaign, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan (D-MN) has distanced herself from Walz and the systemic fraud uncovered in Minnesota’s social service […]

Trump vs. Obama endorsements: How party leaders pick their candidates

President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have both put their political weight behind candidates in the 2026 midterm elections, but their endorsements reflect two markedly different approaches to shaping their respective parties. Both presidents have moved to back candidates in key races across the country, but Trump often casts his net wide and […]
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