One of the longstanding power brokers in Washington may be on the ropes. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has surged to a commanding lead over incumbent Senator John Cornyn in the 2026 Republican Senate primary, according to a new poll. The survey, conducted by
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) is drawing fire—and fueling fresh speculation about his political future—after calling for an end to U.S. military aid to Israel and accusing the Israeli government of killing “tens of thousands” of civilians in Gaza. In a post on Twitter Massie declared that he’s joining the anti-Israel side of the aisle, pushing
According to journalist Chris Whipple’s new book, Uncharted: How Trump Beat Biden,
A potential bid by former Vice President Kamala Harris for California’s governorship
Over 11,000 city government employees plan to join a 24-hour strike, piggybacking off the ongoing strike of Hollywood actors and screenwriters.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis directly rebuked former President Donald Trump in his strongest statement yet against his fellow candidate.
Former President Barack Obama reportedly voiced concerns about former President Donald Trump’s political strength compared to current President Joe Biden.
The Republican National Committee is making it even harder for candidates to qualify for the second presidential nominee debate.
The Biden administration recalled the active-duty troops it deployed to the US-Mexico border just months ago amid an immigrant surge.
One of the nation’s most prominent black conservative organizations harshly condemned Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s new education policies.
Utah Senator Mitt Romney called for Republican donors to pressure noncompetitive GOP presidential candidates to drop out of the race.
A Democrat donor who was appointed to a prestigious federal position by President Joe Biden also spent hundreds of thousands of dollars
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was found guilty by a Swedish court after refusing to follow police orders during a protest at an
Texas Governor Greg Abbott received a letter from the Justice Department threatening to sue the state over new immigrant-deterrence measures in the
