President Donald Trump signaled Wednesday that he plans to intervene directly in Texas’ Republican Senate runoff—endorsing one candidate and urging the other to withdraw in the interest of party unity before November. In a post on Truth Social, Trump expressed frustration with the continued
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A new CBS/YouGov poll released Tuesday captures a familiar pattern in American public opinion during wartime: broad support for decisive military action, paired with deep resistance to a drawn-out conflict. The survey, conducted March 2–3 among 1,399 U.S. adults, finds that Americans are willing to back the U.S. campaign against Iran—so long as it ends
On Monday, Sanders, an independent from Vermont, joined Representative Ro Khanna of
Gunfire shattered the early-morning calm on Austin’s famed Sixth Street just before
Former President Donald Trump released a new campaign video featuring a unique economic pledge.
Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel filed felony charges against 16 Republicans for acting as “false electors” during the 2020 election.
Biden took a victory lap after his campaign released recent fundraising numbers, mocking Republican candidates’ lower numbers.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said it would respond in kind if Ukraine used the cluster bombs sent by the US.
Twitter launched its ad revenue sharing program that saw some conservative content creators receive tens of thousands of dollars in payment.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s campaign has reportedly laid off a significant number of staff just a week after its attempt to privately
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis attempted to reassure his increasingly worried donors and activists about the stalling pace of his campaign for president.
President Joe Biden gave the US military permission to activate up to 3,000 reserve troops to bolster its response to the ongoing
Reports allege that Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor’s staff has been inappropriately pushing public institutions to buy thousands of copies of her books.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was forced to respond after Senator Tommy Tuberville fell for a “gotcha question” about white nationalists.
