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Rep. Brad Wenstrup says that trust in FBI is ‘waning’ in Congress amid Twitter Files

Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) postulated that trust in the FBI is "waning" among members of Congress from both sides of the aisle.

Georgia man pleads guilty to racially motivated shooting spree in convenience stores

A man from Georgia pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime and a firearms violation for a shooting rampage in two convenience stories where he hoped to kill patrons due to their race and ethnicity, the Justice Department announced Friday.

The Batmobile is up for sale

A full-scale replica of the Batmobile used in Tim Burton's Batman films is up for auction next month.

Youngkin calls for GOP to ‘deliver results’ in order to win future elections

In a sit-down interview with Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum on Thursday, Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) addressed the hard-fought races that he campaigned for in the midterm elections and stressed that, ultimately, Republicans must deliver on their campaign promises.

GOP must ‘change and adapt or die,’ Dhillon warns in quest for RNC leadership

Conservative attorney Harmeet Dhillon is sounding off alarms that the GOP must "change and adapt or die" as she seeks to usurp the Republican National Committee's leadership post from incumbent Ronna McDaniel.

Tim Allen talks daughter’s role in The Santa Clauses: ‘Most amazing thing in the world’

Tim Allen called starring alongside his daughter Elizabeth Allen-Dick in The Santa Clauses series on Disney+ “the most amazing thing in the world.”

RNC chief Ronna McDaniel open to private debate with Lindell and Dhillon

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is open to a private question-and-answer style debate with rivals for her post, but refrained from considering one open to the public.

Stacey Abrams ’may run’ for political office in the future

Former Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams is keeping the door open to another stab at pursuing political office.

‘People have spoken’: Musk lifts Twitter suspensions on journalists for alleged ‘doxxing’

Billionaire mogul Elon Musk restored some of the Twitter accounts of a handful of journalists suspended from the platform he alleged disseminated information about his personal location.

Education issue gives DeSantis leg up on Trump with two key voting blocs

Though Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) has yet to launch a 2024 White House run, Florida Republican operatives believe he holds strong advantages over former President Donald Trump with two key demographics: independents and young voters.
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