The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
A New York Post report on a teen football player shot while working at a California Five Guys has drawn a wave of reaction online, with his mother speaking publicly about his recovery as the story spreads across national outlets.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz says the Russia-Ukraine war has become an energy war that is spreading to global fuel markets, joining a chorus of Trump administration officials pointing to the conflict as the real culprit behind pain at the pump.
A pit bull named Rosie was pulled from a burning van on Skid Row after an arsonist threw a flammable object into the vehicle, as reported by FOX 11 Los Angeles and carried widely by other outlets and social accounts.
Costco has received $184 million in tariff refunds from the federal government and says most of it is being reinvested in lower prices for members, a claim drawing reaction across social media and business press.
A new report from Power The Future and the Heritage Foundation warns that a wave of left-wing climate lawsuits against energy companies could stick American families with nearly $1,465 in added annual costs.
Troy Jackson, the Maine Democrat running for U.S. Senate, was removed from a Facebook group built to support his own candidacy after he insulted a supporter, according to posts and coverage circulating online. The story has spread quickly across conservative outlets.
A two-year-old girl missing for more than nineteen hours in Cumberland County, Virginia, was found alive in woods near Anderson Highway. The claim, carried by the Washington Times and other outlets, has drawn reaction across social media accounts, though Next News Network could not independently verify the underlying account.
Senator Ted Cruz warns that China and 'effective altruism' backers are running an influence campaign to shape U.S. AI policy and data center debates, calling the stakes economic and civilizational.
Kamala Harris is back on the midterm campaign trail, and the reception has been anything but smooth. A New York Post report says some Democrats would rather the former vice president stay home, while critics are seizing on a pair of meandering answers about power and social media algorithms.
More than one million Texas voters have been placed on suspense lists with an October 5 deadline to prove their eligibility, according to a Washington Times report, as conservative accounts amplify outrage over the purge and counties scramble to process backlogged registrations.
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said the kingdom and its neighbors have been subjected to brutal Iranian attacks and welcomed a Security Council statement condemning Houthi strikes, while China's vice president called for the sovereignty of Middle Eastern states to be respected.
Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) will appear live in the Breitbart Fight Club on Thursday, October 1 at 8 p.m. Eastern, giving grassroots patriots direct access to one of President Trump's fiercest Senate allies.
