Politics

A once-safe Republican Senate seat in Kansas has become a surprisingly competitive race, threatening GOP midterm ambitions amid voter dissatisfaction.

A judge has permanently dismissed the vandalism case against Olympian David Hearn, ruling the damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was due to a flawed renovation, not Hearn’s actions.

America.gov, Trump’s new AI federal hub, features hidden ‘Easter eggs’ like a Minecraft-inspired text and a search bar that turns into a hot dog.

A pro-life group is pushing the Trump administration to use the Comstock Act to ban mail-order abortion pills, citing safety concerns and the law’s potential impact post-Roe v. Wade.

Millions of US military and civilian personnel, living and deceased, had their Social Security numbers and personal employment data exposed in a major Pentagon data breach.

Ron DeSantis promotes the ‘Florida model’ as a successful conservative blueprint, citing victories over Fauci, Disney, and Soros, while highlighting fiscal achievements and a conviction-based leadership style.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is reportedly plotting to use a network of over 200 influencers for a social media pressure campaign against top business leaders, sparking controversy and denials.

GOP challenger Scott Singer claims Florida Democrat Rep. Jared Moskowitz votes with ‘The Squad’ 90% of the time, contradicting his moderate and pro-Israel image.

Top Republican Tom Emmer warns that voter frustration over fraud could lead to unexpected midterm election upsets, particularly in states like Minnesota.

Senate hopeful Dan Osborn’s claims of family financial struggle are undermined by over $500,000 in campaign payouts to relatives, raising questions about the legitimacy of these payments and his financial narrative.