Donor Who Gave $130 Million Revealed
In a turn of events as historic as it is unconventional, the U.S. Department of War confirmed this week that it accepted a $130 million anonymous donation to ensure continued pay for American service members amid the ongoing government shutdown. The donation, reportedly orchestrated by a wealthy Trump ally, comes as the federal budget impasse—dubbed …
Platner Issues NDA To Staffers
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing a campaign unraveling in real time, as internal turmoil and a flood of past controversies collide with a mounting PR crisis. A Thursday report by Politico reveals that Platner’s team began circulating non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) among staffers, a move that only deepened suspicions rather than contained them. At …
Baier Interviews Pritzker
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker may have expected another soft-ball media appearance, but Thursday’s sit-down with Fox News anchor Bret Baier was anything but. In a segment that quickly made the rounds on social media, Pritzker — a Democrat who rarely ventures outside left-leaning media ecosystems — found himself facing direct, pointed questions about Chicago’s violent …
Senate Votes On Bill To Pay Essential Workers
As the federal government shutdown drags into its 23rd day, the political gridlock in Washington shows no signs of easing — and the latest failed attempt at relief has exposed sharp partisan divisions over how to navigate the crisis. On Wednesday, a Republican-led bill aimed at ensuring pay for essential government workers during the shutdown …
Platner's School Background Revealed
The Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat in Maine has turned into a political drama that even the most seasoned campaign veterans couldn’t script — a combustible mix of ideological purity tests, internet skeletons, and intra-party mudslinging now threatening to derail the left’s hopes of unifying behind a credible challenger. At the center of …
Wolff Sues Melania
In a dramatic legal counterstrike that could force an uncomfortable spotlight onto one of the most controversial intersections of power, politics, and scandal in recent memory, author Michael Wolff has sued Melania Trump in New York state court — and he’s not pulling any punches. Wolff, whose insider exposés like Fire and Fury have long …
Dem Senator Takes Part In A Overnight Speech
In a display that critics are calling political theater at the expense of unpaid workers, Senate Democrats forced Capitol Police and floor staff to work through the night — without pay — so they could deliver marathon speeches attacking the Trump administration from an empty Senate chamber. At the center of the controversy is Democratic …
Officials Release Info On Crime Crackdown In Memphis
In a sweeping operation that underscores President Donald Trump’s intensified focus on law and order, federal and local law enforcement have made over 1,300 arrests in Memphis, Tennessee — a city long plagued by staggering rates of violent crime. The effort, part of a broader federal crackdown launched in September, has already led to the …
Survey Gives Details On Shutdown
With just about a year until the 2026 midterm elections, Democrats are staring at a political landscape that looks less like 2018’s blue wave and more like a slowly draining reservoir. The numbers tell the story: the RealClearPolitics polling average shows Democrats with a barely-there 1.6-point lead on the generic congressional ballot — well within …
Glock Issues Statement On Certain Models
If true, it would be one of the quietest seismic shifts in the firearms market in years: GLOCK — the company whose polymer-frame pistols reshaped modern handguns — announcing the discontinuation of more than thirty models to “streamline” its commercial portfolio. The list the company posted reads like a history of the brand’s dominance: multiple …