Representative Thomas Massie, the independent-minded Kentucky Republican reportedly known for bucking party orthodoxy, is firing back at deep-pocketed GOP donors who are pouring millions into a Super PAC campaign to unseat him. On Friday, Massie blasted what he called a “deceptively named” political group
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President Donald Trump reportedly signaled a firm stance against escalating Russian rhetoric on Friday, announcing via Truth Social that he had “ordered two nuclear submarines to be positioned in the appropriate regions.” The move followed pointed remarks from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who warned Trump not to follow in the footsteps of former President
American consumers are reportedly feeling increasingly confident in the economy, with optimism
In a revealing appearance on The Late Show Thursday night, former Vice
At the age of 54, Matthew Perry, the renowned actor best known for his iconic portrayal as Chandler Bing in the hit
On Wednesday, a federal judge dismissed the case that the Satanic Temple had filed against Indiana’s abortion prohibition. The lawsuit argued that
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama), who is responsible for halting more than 360 military promotions and creating a standoff that has kept the
A member of Congress has been caught fundraising from terrorists. In a shocking report from the Canary Mission, a group dedicated to
Israel declared that its ground operations in Gaza would be expanding significantly tonight, heralding what many believe may be the beginning of
Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota officially declared his candidacy for president on Thursday, launching a long-shot Democratic primary challenge to President Joe
Wednesday saw Jewish students detained inside the famed Cooper Union College campus library in Manhattan while pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside the institution demanded
Rep. Jamaal Bowman, a Democrat from New York, entered a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge on Thursday in D.C. Superior Court
Students at Princeton University, which is sometimes regarded as the most esteemed college in the country, chanted “Long live the Intifada,” which
In an effort to improve campus safety, Georgia Republican Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones announced legislation on Wednesday that would pay teachers $10,000
