Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued a striking warning about the direction of the Democratic Party late last week, saying she plans to skip her own party’s state convention over concerns for her personal safety. Despite the significance of the remarks as Michigan voters
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President Donald Trump has now reportedly ordered contractors to redo work on the White House helipad after becoming dissatisfied with how the project looked following weeks of construction, according to reports. The Washington Post reported Tuesday, citing two people familiar with the project, that Trump was unhappy with the appearance of the helipad, which has
President Donald Trump should adopt a new approach in dealing with Iran,
Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., said Monday night that she supports eliminating the
Bari Weiss, the outspoken journalist who founded The Free Press after her dramatic departure from The New York Times, is now reportedly
Senate Republicans are now reportedly uniting behind a plan to confirm large numbers of President Trump’s nominees at once, seeking to overcome
Newsmax reportedly filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing Fox News of monopolistic practices, claiming the nation’s leading right-leaning cable channel has deliberately stifled
Chauntae Davies, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, reportedly stood before lawmakers on Capitol Hill Wednesday and delivered an emotional testimony that
Rep. Ashley Hinson, Republican of Iowa, reportedly formally launched her bid for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, just hours after Sen. Joni
Stephen Colbert, the liberal host of CBS’s Late Show, was reportedly met with boos and jeers from his studio audience Tuesday night
President Donald J. Trump on Tuesday reportedly announced that U.S. Space Command will relocate its headquarters from Colorado to Alabama, settling a
Rosie O’Donnell, the longtime comedian and outspoken critic of President Donald J. Trump, reportedly apologized Sunday after falsely claiming the Minneapolis school
The bloody toll from another holiday weekend in Chicago reportedly prompted a surprising call from MSNBC host Joe Scarborough on Tuesday: Governor
Owen Shroyer, a longtime host at Infowars and one of the network’s most prominent voices, reportedly announced Monday that he was leaving
