The Trump administration is suing Alaska to prevent election officials from certifying a Democratic victory in the state’s closely watched Senate race if voter confusion over two candidates named Dan Sullivan affects the outcome. The Justice Department argues that Daniel J. Sullivan, who shares
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Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville tore into Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., on Friday, defending Costco and warning that his party keeps undercutting itself with what he called “stupid” positions. Speaking on his Politicon podcast, Carville argued that Democrats are “drowning in salt water” and need “fresh water” heading into 2028. He urged the party to
President Donald Trump used part of his Florida rally Friday to talk
Ohio Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy is offering a new explanation for
The United States has reportedly canceled a major joint amphibious military exercise with South Korea scheduled for September, with Seoul’s military saying
Fox News is reportedly making a major change to the lineup of cable news’ highest-rated program, officially naming Emily Compagno as a
Fox News host Lawrence Jones sounded the alarm for Republicans on Monday, warning that he is not seeing enough “energy” from the
President Donald Trump offered surprising praise for his former attorney Michael Cohen during a Sunday radio interview, calling Cohen “brave” for recanting
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., pointed to “rampant illegal immigration” as the reason behind measles outbreaks in parts of the country during a
Ontario Premier Doug Ford erupted at President Donald Trump on Monday, delivering a profanity-laced response as the escalating trade battle between the
The Pentagon fired two senior figures at Stars and Stripes on Friday, just days after they publicly defended the military newspaper’s editorial
Seattle Times sports columnist Matt Calkins announced his resignation this week after the newspaper declined to publish a column he wrote featuring
Reports of sexual assault across the U.S. military declined for the third consecutive year in 2025, while sexual harassment complaints also dipped
Ed Martin, head of the Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group and U.S. pardon attorney, is reportedly leaving the department after a turbulent
