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Priest relieved of all ‘pastoral oversight’ since discovery of connection to Eric Adams

Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello had his pastoral duties reduced nearly to none Monday when the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn discovered money transfers to New York City Mayor‘s office. As Mayor Eric Adams is facing his own barrage of corruption and bribery charges from a federal court, Bishop Robert Brennan issued a statement to announce that […]

Politico slammed for calling Trump transportation secretary nominee ‘reality TV star’

Politico received major pushback over its headline reporting on President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination for transportation secretary, which labeled former Rep. Sean Duffy as a “reality TV star.” Duffy, who served eight years in Congress as a Wisconsin lawmaker, is among the latest of Trump’s nominations for the president-elect’s Cabinet. Despite Duffy being in Congress for […]

AOC points the blame at pro-Israel lobby for Democrats losing big in election

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) says the pro-Israel lobby is responsible for Democrats failing to flip the House and losing the Senate. “If people want to talk about members of Congress being overly influenced by a special interest group pushing a wildly unpopular agenda that pushes voters away from Democrats then they should be discussing AIPAC,” […]

Joe Scarborough spends show defending Trump meeting amid backlash from legacy media

Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough continued to defend himself Tuesday for interviewing President-elect Donald Trump. Scarborough and his cohost and wife, Mika Brzezinski, admitted Monday that they had met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago following his victory in the Nov. 5 election. The occasion marked the first time in seven years that the three had spent […]

Appeals court appears unsympathetic to ex-Fox reporter in fight over revealing sources

A panel of appellate court judges in Washington, D.C., appeared skeptical on Monday of a longtime journalist’s argument that she should not be held in contempt of court for refusing to disclose her sources. The three-judge panel grilled former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge’s attorney about the case during oral arguments and appeared poised to […]

ComEd’s lobbying costs grew, but no work found: Prosecutors

(The Center Square) – Prosecutors on Monday took the jury in the corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan through nearly a decade of payments to subcontractors who they allege did little or no work for the state’s largest utility despite getting paid. Jurors watched as Madigan associate Jay Doherty’s lobbying contract with […]

Maricopa County supervisor calls for reform to speed up election results

(The Center Square) – Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin has proposed an election reform plan to speed up election results in the future, claiming it would be possible for Arizona to have 95% of votes counted election night. This year, it was over a week before Arizona had all precincts reporting their unofficial results for […]

‘National emergency’ for mass deportations seems ‘uncalled for, illegal’: Pritzker

(The Center Square) – President-elect Donald Trump is planning to declare a national emergency to begin mass deportation operations. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he thinks that’s unconstitutional and illegal.  On Truth Social, Trump said “True!!!” to a post from Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton about reports the incoming administration is “prepared to declare a national emergency […]

WSU raises tuition as enrollment declines

(The Center Square) – The Washington State University Board of Regents voted Friday to raise tuition by the maximum amount next school year as enrollment has declined roughly 20% since the pandemic. While freshmen enrollment saw slight increases systemwide for the second year in a row this fall, the overall student population decreased by roughly 3%. The regents […]

Boil water notice ends in Asheville

(The Center Square) – Residents of North Carolina’s most populous mountain city are no longer under a boil water notice, Asheville officials announced on Monday. Extensive rain and flooding from Hurricane Helene on seven-plus weeks ago severely damaged a bypass line at the North Fork Reservoir, supplier of 80% of the city’s water, causing the […]
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