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Supreme Court to open next term with major climate change case

The Supreme Court’s next term will begin in October with major cases about costly climate change lawsuits and immigration. The high court announced the cases it will hear in the first month of its upcoming term, as the justices remain off the bench for their annual summer break. The Supreme Court will return Oct. 5, […]

‘Oxferd Comma’ investigation being declassified by White House, with John Solomon briefing

The FBI in 2017 investigated whether President Donald Trump was acting on behalf of Russia when he fired then-FBI Director James Comey, according to declassified documents released by the White House on Wednesday. The investigation, code-named “Oxferd Comma,” was opened as a subcomponent of Crossfire Hurricane, the FBI’s broader inquiry into potential ties between Trump’s […]

Putin selects commander to lead new drone warfare branch of Russian military

President Vladimir Putin has named his selection to lead the Russian military’s cutting-edge drone warfare branch, highlighting the central role such technology is now playing in modern conflict. Col. Gen. Denis Lyamin was announced as the commander of the nation’s Unmanned Systems Forces following the president’s meeting with leaders of the Defense Ministry on Wednesday. […]

WATCH LIVE: President Donald Trump delivers remarks on economy in Las Vegas

President Donald Trump is set to speak to a Las Vegas crowd at Red Rock Casino on Wednesday at around 4:30 p.m. EDT. COULD THE NEVADA GOVERNOR’S RACE OUTCOME RUN THROUGH CANADA? Trump is expected to tout his economic and taxation agenda wins through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act before Nevada residents during his […]

MAHA group launches seven-figure campaign to help vulnerable GOP allies

EXCLUSIVE — MAHA-aligned lawmakers in close reelection campaigns are being helped by Trump administration alumni before November’s midterm elections after their support for a uniform national standard for ingredient transparency. Americans for Ingredient Transparency, a coalition of policy experts, farmers, and business leaders, announced on Wednesday a “seven-figure” media campaign to “praise and encourage congressional […]

Ted Cruz: El Sayed and Mamdani embody ‘toxic stew’ of communism and Islamism

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has accused progressive Democratic politicians such as Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of embracing anti-American ideology. Speaking about the Democratic Party’s leftward shift, Cruz argued that progressive candidates represent a broader ideological movement hostile to American traditions. “They’re crazy enough, yes. They […]

Here are the Republicans who could replace Chuck Edwards on the ballot in North Carolina

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) dropped his reelection bid early Wednesday morning, leaving party leaders in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District scrambling to find someone to replace him on the ballot. The district’s Republican executive committee will convene next week to select a new candidate to replace Edwards after a House Ethics Committee report outlined a […]

El Sayed commits himself to ‘Jewish safety’ in speech calling for unity after Michigan victory

Newly crowned Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed sought to reassure Michigan’s Jews on Wednesday, pledging that their safety would be as important to him as the safety of his own children after a primary campaign dominated by divisions over Israel. The Associated Press called the contentious primary on Wednesday morning, with el Sayed winning […]

Vance floats America having President Abdul el Sayed ‘in three years’

Vice President JD Vance floated on Wednesday the possibility that in three years’ time, firebrand Michigan Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed could be sitting in the White House as commander in chief. Vance raised the prospect of an el Sayed administration during an anti-fraud event at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, arguing that Congress needs […]

Max Miller turns a scandal into a humiliation with TV interviews: ‘Never seen anyone come across so guilty’

Welcome to Wednesday’s Washington Secrets. Did you see Rep. Max Miller’s two interviews last night, when he tried to defend himself against abuse allegations? They were a textbook example of how not to do crisis communications. Plus, there’s more bad news for Republicans on gas prices ahead of the midterms. A member of Congress sees […]
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