
Fetterman BREAKS FROM Trump on AG Nominee Todd Blanche
In a surprising move, Sen. Fetterman announced he will oppose Trump's AG pick, Todd Blanche, citing concerns over independence.
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In a surprising move, Sen. Fetterman announced he will oppose Trump's AG pick, Todd Blanche, citing concerns over independence.

Zillow, a titan in the real estate market, faces criticism as its monopolistic moves threaten the American dream of homeownership by controlling major platforms and listings.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt strongly denies a Washington Post report alleging tension between President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

The Democratic Socialists of America's platform unveils a radical vision: public ownership of major corporations, abolition of police and prisons, and open borders. This is the danger conservatives have been warning us about.

A significant divide is erupting among Jewish Democrats following Abdul El-Sayed's contentious primary win. As Republicans smell opportunity, Michigan's Senate race could tip the balance.

The Democratic Party grapples with skyrocketing affordability issues as Michigan's Abdul el Sayed secures a significant victory. Byron York outlines the political fallout for the left-wing agenda.

In a significant victory for the Trump-Vance administration, the USDA will begin reopening cattle imports from Mexico on August 24, 2026, as the screwworm threat recedes.

CNN's Abby Phillip falsely claims Abdul El-Sayed doesn't support defunding the police, only to be contradicted by her own network's past reporting.

The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) urgently calls for volunteers to help combat Ebola's deadliest outbreak in history, raising questions about transparency and accountability.

Democratic U.S. House nominee Chris Rabb stirs controversy by questioning the Founding Fathers' understanding of policing; conservatives fire back with outrage.

RNC Chairman Joe Gruters pulls no punches, labeling the Democratic ticket as a collection of 'creeps, cousin-kissers, and communists' ahead of the midterms.

Zillow's unchecked expansion has turned the housing market into its empire, sidestepping fair competition and potentially locking Americans out of homeownership.