On August 31, Tom DeVore wrote that the Illinois GOP would eventually make a late, loud show of supporting Darren Bailey - and that it would be an alibi. On October 5, Jim Durkin appeared in a Pritzker campaign video and the state party condemned him within hours. Both halves were on DeVore's calendar.
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President Trump declares the use of firing squad for maniac who killed 14 soldiers.
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison's shocking call to 'get your dukes up' raises alarm as voter fraud cases surface. Is this a new tactic to undermine election integrity?
A major initiative aims to secure the financial futures of America's youth.
Major tech companies throw support behind President Trump's ambitious space initiative.
Governor JB Pritzker joined Chicagoans in mourning Mike Ditka, the legendary Bears coach whose family announced his death on Friday at age 86. Ditka led the Bears to their only Super Bowl title and became a cultural icon long after his coaching days ended.
Medicare payments distributed, economic strategies implemented, and law enforcement actions highlighted under President Trump.
The nonpartisan election forecaster Cook Political Report moved 18 House races in Democrats' favor on Friday, with one analysis projecting Democrats could flip a net of nine to 19 seats and take the chamber in 2027.
An Iowa city council meeting took a shocking turn when a member delivered a Satanic invocation. The mayor's response leaves conservatives reeling.
A Fort Hood survivor says he will attend the execution of Nidal Hasan to look him in the eyes, as the Pentagon confirms the firing squad will be livestreamed. Reactions pour in from across the political spectrum.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer insists he's running for re-election as Democratic leader, but the candidates carrying his party's banner in 2026 are openly refusing to commit to him.
Groups that backed President Trump's Medicaid fraud crackdown now warn a 30% reimbursement cut by Georgia's foster-care insurer could strip autism therapy from the state's most vulnerable children.
A former New York prosecutor claims Attorney General Letitia James directed investigators to keep pursuing President Trump and his associates even after a year-long probe found no wrongdoing. Conservative outlets and legal observers are amplifying the allegation as James faces separate bias challenges in another high-profile case.
A new era of American scientific discovery is on the horizon with a $6 billion investment spearheaded by President Trump.
President Trump's financial disclosure reveals up to $5 million in SpaceX debt purchased days before a new space policy announcement, while a federal judge extends a block on his White House press ban and an Arizona man faces charges for threatening to bomb the White House.
Newt Gingrich praises Trump's communication skills, likening him to Ronald Reagan, and comments on economic growth.
Stephen Miller voices strong criticism against Democrat policies, accusing them of embracing jihadism.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims it struck an LPG tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and now says any vessel violating its rules, even outside the waterway, will be punished — a claim the U.S. military has rejected.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a landmark speech at the Acropolis in Athens, calling on Americans and Europeans to reject decline and reclaim the values that built the West.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters in Greece that Tehran's grip on the world's most important oil chokepoint has slipped, and Vice President JD Vance said Iran is largely unable to stop commercial traffic through the waterway.
Survivors of the October 7 attacks and their families tell interviewers the grief has not lifted with time, as Israeli communities near the Gaza border mark three years since the massacres. Next News Network could not independently verify the accounts described.
Mortgage lenders are pushing the Federal Housing Finance Agency to drop a key credit-reporting standard, a move critics say would raise interest rates on American families at the worst possible time.
Compass Datacenters CEO Chris Crosby says his company's Red Oak, Texas campus created 900 jobs and $27.6 million in community investments — and he's done listening to elites who claim data centers don't create opportunity.
The Federal Reserve Board announced it will extend until November 4 the public comment window on its proposal to modernize Regulation O, which governs loans by member banks to their own insiders. The extension gives Americans a few more weeks to weigh in — but the agency still hasn't said how much the changes would loosen or tighten the rules.
The Federal Reserve and fellow banking agencies published feedback letters on the living wills of 15 major banking organizations, quietly reshaping how the too-big-to-fail crowd plans for its own collapse.
