The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Bill Gates' claim that artificial intelligence could kill a billion people split Capitol Hill, with Republicans calling it alarmist and Democrats using it as ammunition for a regulatory push before the midterms.
A trucking executive's claim that tougher enforcement on non-compliant carriers is reshaping the freight market is drawing reaction from logistics voices online — though the underlying claim remains unverified.
A resurfaced Freedom.TV broadcast from Gary Franchi's Reality Report examines how Fox News figures and Glenn Beck treated Ron Paul's 2008 grassroots uprising — and asks whether the movement was ignored, mocked, or quietly absorbed.
BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales says Democrats are no longer hiding their plan for mass immigration, while House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries predicts a 2018-style sweep with a month until the midterms.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dissolved parliament and called an early general election for November 29, hours after lawmakers rejected his government's housing package. Social media accounts on the right and left are now fighting over what the vote actually means.
A social media firestorm erupted this week after Fox News covered two prominent critics of U.S. military action, with commentators accusing the network of smearing voices opposed to the conflict.
A claim that defunding USAID has triggered a wave of populist wins abroad and a cultural realignment at home is being carried by a cluster of prominent conservative accounts, alongside a separate complaint from a former NASCAR champion about the sport's horsepower.
Independent journalist Anthony Cabassa and RedState are poking holes in the California Democratic gubernatorial nominee's favorite campaign line, pointing to his own father's 2020 obituary as the evidence that undercuts it.
A conservative outlet's citation of a federal publicity prohibition drew responses from several right-leaning commentators, who framed the statute as a warning about government-funded media activity.
A viral video alleging that an Arizona State University cheerleader was shoved to the ground and beaten by police has sparked widespread outrage, with her family saying they are heartbroken.
Sen. Ted Cruz accused Vice President JD Vance of 'political bomb-throwing' rooted in insecurity after Vance claimed Cruz is 'really obviously' running for president in 2028, escalating a public clash between two possible GOP contenders.
The cyber specialist says a detailed, operation-by-operation telling of the past decade will change how the world views recent history, without naming targets or a release date.
