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One year later, some DC residents praise Trump’s National Guard deployment

One year after President Donald Trump enraged liberals by deploying National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., their presence has become a familiar, and in some unexpected corners, celebrated reality. Self-described locals and visitors gave mixed reactions to the troops’ continued deployment in comments on Monday to the Washington Examiner. Trump’s deployment initially unified left-wing activists […]

DCCC eyes Max Miller’s seat in naming Brian Poindexter to ‘Red to Blue’ list

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is targeting embattled Rep. Max Miller‘s (R-OH) seat to flip in November, adding Democratic candidate Brian Poindexter to its “Red to Blue” list. Miller passed the deadline to drop out on Monday despite a chorus of Republicans begging him to do so over accusations of abuse against his ex-wife and […]

Trump turns Minnesota’s GOP gubernatorial primary into pillow fight with Mike Lindell endorsement

Mike Lindell’s crusade against alleged fraud in the 2020 presidential election made him a star in the MAGA movement, but it also left the MyPillow founder financially strained and embroiled in litigation with voting machine companies Dominion and Smartmatic. Ahead of Minnesota’s Tuesday primary elections, in which he is running for the state’s GOP gubernatorial […]

Todd Blanche wins praise from anti-abortion groups but faces calls for action

Newly confirmed Attorney General Todd Blanche is helping ease tensions between the White House and anti-abortion groups, but movement leaders want action to back up his promises to further restrict abortion. Blanche reportedly told faith leaders that he and President Donald Trump were working on a national abortion ban, but efforts were “taking longer than […]

Democrats’ gamble on independent challengers hits major roadblock in Montana after Senate nominee refuses to quit race

Republicans’ chances of keeping both of Montana‘s Senate seats just shot through the roof after Democrats failed to clear the field for Seth Bodnar, an independent backed by ex-Sen. Jon Tester. As of now, Bodnar is running in a three-way race that is expected to split the Democratic vote in Montana and potentially gift wrap […]

Jennifer Balkcom to replace Chuck Edwards on North Carolina House ballot

The North Carolina Republican Party selected state GOP Rep. Jennifer Balkcom to take Rep. Chuck Edwards‘s (R-NC) spot on the North Carolina 11th Congressional District ballot. Edwards dropped out late in the campaign after allegations of sexual misconduct emerged, sending North Carolina Republicans scrambling to find a replacement. Army veteran Adam Smith and state Sen. […]

Trump snuck aboard plane in catering truck to elude Iranian assassination plot: Report

President Donald Trump was snuck aboard a separate military plane via a catering truck to fly back from Turkey last month in order to avoid an Iranian assassination plot, according to a report from the Washington Post. The widely accepted narrative was previously that Trump boarded the old Air Force One to fly to the […]

Cook Political Report shifts embattled Max Miller’s Ohio seat to ‘toss up’

The Cook Political Report shifted Rep. Max Miller‘s (R-OH) seat from “likely Republican” to “toss up” over increasing pressure around domestic abuse allegations leveled by his ex-wife. Miller is under intense pressure from within his own party to drop out of the race after his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), accused […]

Conservative group asks appeals court to strike down Delaware’s campaign donor disclosure law

A conservative political group asked a federal appeals court on Monday to strike down a Delaware law requiring the disclosure of donors for groups that campaign in the state, hoping it becomes the latest donor disclosure and campaign finance law to be struck down as a violation of the First Amendment. A three-judge panel on […]

Trump says he’s only spoken to Kevin Warsh once since confirmation as Fed chairman

President Donald Trump is adamant that he is not seeking advice from Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, telling reporters he has only spoken to Warsh once since the Senate confirmed him in May. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Trump has “repeatedly” called Warsh for advice on, for example, how the Iran war […]
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