In Virginia, the mask is off. Just weeks ago, Democrats were quick to reassure voters they opposed political violence. Jay Jones, who casually fantasized in texts about putting two bullets in a Republican’s head and watching his children die, was painted as “remorseful.” Voters were told this was a one-time lapse in judgment, an ugly …

It took Zohran Mamdani less than 24 hours after securing his historic victory to do what modern political movements do best: ask for more money. Fresh off his win over independent candidate Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa, New York City’s newly crowned mayor-elect — and self-proclaimed socialist — launched a fresh fundraising appeal. Not …

If you blinked, you may have missed it — the narrative shift. One moment, Democrats were standing firm, stone-faced in front of every camera lens, insisting that the government shutdown was all Donald Trump’s doing. The next, they’re drafting letters and “demanding” meetings to end it. What changed? Sen. Ted Cruz saw it coming weeks …

The unthinkable just became reality. Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old democratic socialist and first-term assemblyman, has been elected Mayor of New York City, defeating two former mayors and governors along the way — and shattering every political expectation in his path. NBC News projected Mamdani’s win on Tuesday night, capping off a year-long campaign that started …

In a moment that surprised both sides of the political aisle, Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) took to Fox News this week to publicly rebuke former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for her inflammatory rhetoric about former President Donald Trump. While Pelosi escalated her war of words, calling Trump “the worst thing on the face of …

The debate over the future of health care policy is once again center stage in Washington — this time, with a government shutdown dragging into its second month, and Democrats drawing a red line over extending pandemic-era Obamacare subsidies that were never designed to last. At the heart of the dispute? A battle not just …

With New York City on the brink of what some are calling a political earthquake, Texas Governor Greg Abbott is already sharpening his response. The looming possibility that Zohran Mamdani — a self-described Democratic Socialist and vocal critic of U.S. foreign policy toward Israel — could clinch the mayoralty of America’s largest city has sent …

There are moments when a single image — a hand raised, a small object clenched between fingers, the stunned silence that follows — makes the fault lines in a community visible. That is exactly what happened outside St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Conway, South Carolina, when 79-year-old attorney Richard Lovelace approached pro-life protesters and, according …

The assassination of Charlie Kirk was not just a devastating personal tragedy — it was a seismic event that shocked a movement and sent ripples through the nation. Now, as the man accused of his murder prepares to face trial, Erika Kirk is making a forceful, public call for transparency: she wants cameras in the …

With just days to go before Virginia’s general election, former President Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail in an attempt to shore up support for Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger. But while the former president’s polished rhetoric focused on unity, civility, and bipartisanship, the setting — and the company he kept — told a …