SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly went head-to-head with Piers Morgan on Monday night over the National Football League’s decision to select Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer, arguing the choice sent the wrong message to millions of Americans who support President Donald Trump’s
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CNBC’s Rick Santelli brought theatrics to the trading floor Wednesday morning, breaking out an umbrella and a custom “DOW 50K” hat to celebrate what he described as the strength of President Donald Trump’s economy following a better-than-expected jobs report. “Nobody’s gonna rain on my parade!” Santelli shouted on-air, holding an umbrella over his head in
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) told CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins that newly reviewed
A House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing erupted into shouting Wednesday as Attorney
The Trump administration is now reportedly rescinding roughly $1.5 billion in federal health and transportation funding from several Democrat-led states, a move
A federal judge this week ruled that a Texas law designed to block state funds from being invested with financial firms that
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith and comedian and talk-show host Bill Maher delivered a sharp rebuke of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer
President Donald Trump kicked off Thursday’s National Prayer Breakfast with trademark bluntness, mixing humor, frustration, and pointed criticism as he took aim
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton escalated her standoff with House Republicans this week, issuing a public challenge to Oversight Committee Chairman
The Trump administration on Thursday finalized a sweeping new rule aimed at reshaping the federal workforce, granting the executive branch broader authority
President Donald Trump once again sidestepped media speculation about a hypothetical third term, offering a characteristically playful yet defiant response when pressed
Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie delivered an emotional and deeply personal plea Wednesday, publicly asking for the safe return of her missing
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he would accept the results of the upcoming midterm elections “if the elections are honest,” while
Former Trump White House advisor and longtime MAGA figure Steve Bannon ignited a media firestorm this week after telling listeners of his
