The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Progressive activist Scott Dworkin is urging voters to press Congress to impeach Chief Justice John Roberts, claiming the justice "gave the president immunity." The posts spread across X as supporters amplify the message ahead of early voting.
Paris and other French cities imposed curfews after a weekend of severe rioting, with officials promising to extend the restrictions for as long as necessary. The unrest and the government's response have drawn widespread attention, though the full extent of the violence remains unverified.
A Florida man who served a decade for robbing banks in an elderly disguise is accused of doing it again, and conservative commentators are using the case to hammer soft-on-crime policy.
The View co-host and former Trump aide told her ABC co-hosts Tuesday that the next Republican presidential nominee will not be MAGA, while taking a swipe at Vice President JD Vance's popularity.
U2's Bono used a New York Times podcast to claim that Christians and Jews who back Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are complicit in the deaths of millions of children, citing a Lancet study that has been widely debunked.
Bot Auto President and COO Brett Suma says customer-aware execution and a massive simulation program are driving the company's driverless truck scaling, claiming 270% revenue growth and roughly 350 monthly loads between May and August.
The former White House press secretary's brief tenure is drawing fresh attention after she was photographed exercising in Southern California, while conservative and liberal outlets alike pushed a crowded evening of Trump administration news — from a WNBA draft controversy to an FCC independence fight to a book-promotion ethics complaint.
Hakeem Jeffries faces a balancing act between DSA-backed progressives and moderate majority makers if Democrats flip the House in the midterms.
A clip of President Trump shouting 'Quiet! Quiet! What's wrong with you? Are you a sick person?' at a reporter during an Oval Office press conference spread rapidly across X, with accounts from Aaron Rupar to Mario Nawfal carrying the exchange. The White House has not commented, and the full context of the confrontation remains unverified.
A Vivek Ramaswamy ad featuring the estranged mother of Democratic opponent Amy Acton is drawing outrage from across the political spectrum, with the Lincoln Project calling the candidate "a desperate, disgusting person."
As violent far-left riots tear through France, House Speaker Mike Johnson and immigration experts warn that the socialist policies of Zohran Mamdani, AOC, and Abdul El-Sayed could bring the same unrest to American streets before the 2026 midterms.
Amy Acton's campaign is pushing back against a new attack ad that features her estranged mother calling the candidate a liar, a spot that has spread widely online even as its origins remain unclear.
