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Charlamagne Admits ICE Agents ‘Were Great’ During His Airport Experience
Charlamagne tha God admits ICE agents were exceptionally nice at the airport but suspects it's a midterm election psy-op.
State Law Comes Under Scrutiny After Police Arrest 75-Year-Old For Allegedly Molesting Family Members
Arrest of 75-year-old Larry Candies for long-term child molestation highlights flaws in California's elderly parole program allowing early release for aged sex offenders.
'I'm Killing My Child On Thursday': Famous Actress Begged For Forgiveness In 1991 Diary Entry
Christina Applegate knowingly committed 'murder' by aborting her 1991 pregnancy for career reasons, as revealed in her diary and memoir.
US Embassy In Venezuela Opens Doors After Trump's Maduro Raid
The US Embassy in Caracas is resuming operations as part of Trump's plan following Nicolas Maduro's capture.
Vince Coglianese Warns Left-Wing Assassination Culture Was On Display At 'No Kings' Protests
Vince Coglianese claims 'No Kings' protests exemplified left-wing assassination culture inciting violence against Trump, ICE officers, Charlie Kirk, and Elon Musk.
Republican Panelist Pummels 'Stupid' Gavin Newsom As CNN Host Runs Cover
Republican Joe Borelli defends Trump's criticism of Gavin Newsom as stupid while CNN host Sara Sidner defends Newsom.
Defending The Republic Of Korea: Why The Spirit Of March First Demands Action Now
South Korea's citizens must actively and visibly defend constitutional liberal democracy today through peaceful civic action, as inspired by the 1919 March First Movement, to counter internal erosion
ABC News Host Confronts Democrat Senator Over 'Holding Up' DHS Funding
ABC News anchor Jonathan Karl accuses Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen of holding up DHS funding due to objections to ICE operations, despite ICE already being funded.
Former Biden Official Blasts JB Pritzker, Brandon Johnson Over Responses To Sheridan Gorman Murder
A former Biden White House adviser criticizes Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for politicizing and inadequately responding to the murder of college student Sheridan Gorman
Scott Jennings Roasts Democrats Over 'No Kings' Rallies
The 'No Kings' rallies accurately represent the radical Democratic coalition, featuring communist symbols, terrorist flags, and anti-police chants, as ridiculed by Republican strategist Scott Jennings
'No Kings' Protests Turn Violent Across Country As 'Communist Revolution' Chants Ring Out In NYC
Anti-Trump 'No Kings' protests turned violent in multiple cities, featuring communist chants and attacks on federal officers, coordinated by socialist organizations.
Three-Headed Economic Monster Looms In Face Of Americans As Iran Conflict Rages, Midterms Approach
The US military operation against Iran has triggered sharp rises in gas prices, interest rates, and stock market declines, exacerbating affordability issues for Americans just months before midterm el
Spencer Pratt Drops Bomb On Karen Bass When Asked About Reality TV History
Spencer Pratt defends his reality TV past by contrasting it with Karen Bass's historical involvement in pro-Castro activities in Cuba.
CNN Journalist Put In Chokehold By IDF Soldiers
IDF soldiers placed a CNN photojournalist in a chokehold and detained the crew for two hours while they reported on Palestinian victims of settler attacks in the West Bank.
Soaring Health Care Costs Might Just Tip Scales In Crucial Midterms, Analysts Say
Skyrocketing health care costs are poised to significantly impact voter decisions in the upcoming midterm elections across party lines.
Chicago’s ICE playbook spreads as cities challenge Trump’s crackdown
Inspired by Chicago, Democratic-led cities and states are sharing strategies to limit ICE operations and challenge Trump's immigration crackdown through legislation, education, and protests.
The war in Iran is driving a generational divide between MAGA men at CPAC
The ongoing war in Iran is exacerbating tensions between younger and older MAGA supporters at CPAC, with youth expressing economic fears and draft concerns amid Trump's contradictory messaging.
Mamdani supports self-determination for the Irish. What about Staten Islanders?
The article contrasts Mayor Mamdani's endorsement of Irish self-determination with his reluctance to support Staten Island's secession efforts, amplifying local critics' accusations of selective advoc
Troop deployments test Republicans’ nerves on Capitol Hill
US troop deployments to the Middle East are heightening anxieties among House Republicans about potential escalation into a prolonged war with Iran under Trump's administration.
Texas saddles up for data center clash
Data centers are increasingly viewed as solutions to rising electricity costs by funding infrastructure and stabilizing prices, though studies warn of potential price hikes amid growing opposition.
Mike Johnson coy on next steps for DHS funding: ‘Stay tuned’ - Live Updates - POLITICO
House Speaker Mike Johnson remains noncommittal on passing the Senate's partial DHS funding bill as conservative Republicans oppose it for lacking immigration enforcement provisions.
Mullin has a limited window of time to prove himself at DHS
New DHS Secretary Mullin faces a short timeframe to demonstrate effectiveness in refocusing the department amid immigration enforcement pressures and midterm elections.
War scrambles Trump admin's fragile efforts to deport Iranian nationals
The ongoing war with Iran is complicating the Trump administration's deportation efforts for Iranian nationals by triggering constitutional challenges and judicial releases due to prolonged detentions
Airports become political battlegrounds as DHS shutdown drags on
The ongoing DHS shutdown is turning airports into political battlegrounds, with bipartisan criticism of lawmakers' special travel perks amid long security lines and finger-pointing between parties.
Carney claims win on NATO defense spending, but Canada still ranks last
Mark Carney touts Canada's achievement in hitting NATO's 2% defense spending goal after 12 years, but the country ties for last place among allies despite U.S. pressure and new commitments.
Cassidy’s in a pickle on surgeon general nominee - Live Updates - POLITICO
A bipartisan group of senators has unveiled legislation to prohibit public officials from profiting off insider information through prediction markets, amid growing congressional scrutiny of platforms
Social media trials usher in Big Tech's latest moment of reckoning
Recent social media trials and global regulations are intensifying pressure on Big Tech to address harms to young users, potentially leading to major U.S. legislative changes.
Judge pushes Trump admin to let Venezuela pay for Maduro’s legal fees
A federal judge expressed strong support for allowing Venezuela to pay Nicolas Maduro's legal fees, criticizing the Trump administration's denial as infringing on defense rights.
Capitol agenda: DHS despair takes hold on the Hill - Live Updates - POLITICO
Lawmakers face growing despair as DHS funding negotiations stall without a deal before recess, with blame exchanged between parties.
Democrats hope GOP health care cuts will put Alaska, and the Senate, in play
Democrats believe Republican health care cuts, especially to Medicaid, make Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan vulnerable and could help them regain Senate control.
‘I just want to go home’: Despair settles over the Capitol as DHS deal hopes evaporate
Senators from both parties express growing despair and fatigue as a DHS funding deal remains elusive amid a prolonged shutdown and upcoming holidays.
Americans continue to sour on Trump’s handling of Iran war
Polls indicate Americans, especially Democrats, are increasingly dissatisfied with President Trump's handling of the ongoing Iran war amid economic concerns like rising gas prices.
Special election shocker has Florida Republicans nervous about redistricting
A special election upset in Florida has Republicans worried about redistricting changes that could affect their congressional seats amid shifting voter dynamics.
Trump cuts exacerbate budget fights in red states
Trump's federal tax cuts and program changes are forcing red states to make difficult budget decisions, including service cuts and tax hikes, amid existing deficits.
GOP’s reconciliation hopes are easier dreamt than done
GOP leaders face significant internal divisions and procedural obstacles that make passing a second reconciliation bill highly unlikely.
In California, the war on ultraprocessed foods moves to the supermarket
A new California bill aims to introduce a 'California Certified' label for non-ultraprocessed foods, modeled after organic certification, amid bipartisan support and industry opposition.
US easing of capital requirements prompts calls for more lax regulations in the EU
The US proposal to relax bank capital requirements is accelerating European calls to loosen their own regulations for competitiveness, potentially undermining post-2008 global standards.