A new poll circulating widely on social media shows former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg performing shockingly poorly among black voters—so poorly, in fact, that he trails the level of support former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke received in 2016. The Fall 2025 Yale
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Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) is facing renewed backlash after once again using rhetoric that mirrors the talking points of America’s adversaries—this time describing the United States as both the “world’s number one bully” and “the Great Satan.” Johnson made the comments during an interview with far-left host Dean Obeidallah, doubling down on language long used
Chicago is now reportedly facing the possibility of losing federal transit funding
The Trump administration announced Tuesday that the Department of Justice will no
A new poll circulating widely on social media shows former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg performing shockingly poorly among black voters—so poorly, in
Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) is facing renewed backlash after once again using rhetoric that mirrors the talking points of America’s adversaries—this time
Chicago is now reportedly facing the possibility of losing federal transit funding after a horrifying incident in which a 26-year-old woman was
The Trump administration announced Tuesday that the Department of Justice will no longer pursue civil rights cases based on “disparate impact theory,”
A tragic shooting at Kentucky State University (KSU) reportedly left at least one person dead and another in critical condition on Tuesday
Sen. John Fetterman is now reportedly standing firm in his decision to break with most of his fellow Democrats and vote to
Longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan reportedly found himself genuinely baffled as he tried to unpack President Donald Trump’s ambitious vision for hosting
Fox News contributor Karl Rove reportedly poured cold water on the Democratic Party’s early enthusiasm for Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s newly announced U.S.
President Donald Trump reportedly declined to dismiss the possibility of deploying U.S. troops to Venezuela, signaling he is keeping all options on
President Donald Trump’s approval rating is on the rise again, reaching 41 percent in a new Reuters/Ipsos survey released Tuesday. The bump
