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Josh Hawley rules out 2028 run for president: ‘No intention’

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is ending speculation that he might run for president in 2028, telling the Washington Examiner that he has no interest in competing for the Republican nomination. “No, I have no intention of doing so, period,” Hawley said in a Tuesday interview. He declined to elaborate further or even weigh […]

Judge refers Philadelphia district attorney to federal prosecutors over handling of murder case

A federal judge referred Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner to federal prosecutors Tuesday, finding that he and a senior assistant may have broken the law while trying to conceal how their office supported overturning a murder conviction. U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond disqualified Krasner and Assistant District Attorney Matthew Stiegler from participating in the case, […]

Centrist Democrats defy leadership for second time to force vote on Russia sanctions bill

Reps. Jared Golden (D-ME) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA) bucked Democratic leadership for the second time this month by crossing the aisle on a party-line vote. The two centrist Democrats voted to support bringing a package of bills to the floor, including the Russia sanctions bill that passed the Senate with bipartisan support in August.  […]

Kamala Harris urges voter registration to make midterm elections ‘too big to rig’

Former Vice President Kamala Harris shared a video on social media Tuesday, urging voters to check their registration status in order to turn out Democratic voters in the midterm elections to make it “too big to rig.” Harris has struggled to find her place since losing the 2024 election and has made voter mobilization her […]

Blanche says Trump has ‘every right’ to express frustration with the Supreme Court

Attorney General Todd Blanche defended President Donald Trump‘s criticism of the conservative Supreme Court justices who decided against the administration’s efforts to restrict mail-in ballots before this November’s midterm elections. During a White House press briefing in the Rose Garden, Blanche contended that Trump has “every right, and indeed he should communicate his concerns with […]

Several opening acts pull from Ed Sheeran’s tour after Macklemore dropped

Several opening acts have left singer Ed Sheeran’s tour, announcing their withdrawal, in solidarity with rapper Macklemore after he was removed from the tour following Pro-Palestine comments.  Macklemore was dropped from the remaining U.S. dates of Sheeran’s Loop tour after saying “free Palestine” onstage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Macklemore stated he was dropped […]

’60 Minutes’ suffers season debut ratings slump under new CBS leadership

CBS News’s 60 Minutes suffered a sharp decline in ratings for its season premiere, with the first episode under new leadership drawing roughly 2 million fewer viewers than last year’s debut. The CBS staple drew about 7.94 million viewers for its 59th season premiere Sunday, according to data released by the network. The audience was […]

Kash Patel says ‘no evidence’ Trump shooter Thomas Crooks spoke to anyone but his parents

FBI Director Kash Patel said Tuesday that investigators reviewing devices belonging to Thomas Crooks found “no evidence” the gunman who tried to assassinate President Donald Trump communicated with anyone other than his parents. Patel described the findings under questioning from Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) at a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing, a day after newly […]

Oct. 7 families release dossier blaming Netanyahu for massacre

A group of families victimized by the Oct. 7 massacre are accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of indirectly causing the attacks via inadequate use of intelligence and misguided foreign policy. The families released a 12-page document titled “Case 7/10” that compiles publicly available information on policies and decisions made by the Israeli government that […]

Cook Political Report moves New Hampshire Senate race to toss-up in GOP’s favor

Election forecaster Cook Political Report is moving New Hampshire’s Senate race to a “toss-up” prediction, good news for Republicans. The rightward shift in the U.S. Senate race from a “leans Democrat” rating to a “toss-up” rating comes as Republican candidate and former Sen. John Sununu has gained momentum in recent general election polling against Rep. […]
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