Politics

CNN points fingers at White House aide Natalie Harp for sparking a media ban by showing President Trump critical news clips.

In Michigan, media outlets face scrutiny for allegedly protecting a city prioritizing Islam over other faiths, all while ignoring concerns of a Christian nationalist rise.

Zohran Mamdani's invitation to the Columbus Day Parade ignites outrage among Italian Americans, recalling his controversial 2020 post flipping off a Columbus statue.

Melissa Farris, accused of desecrating a cherished national monument, entered a not guilty plea, raising questions about judicial accountability.

Conservative commentator Brandon Gill has launched a scathing attack on Democrats, condemning their apparent indifference to a shocking crime involving an illegal immigrant.

Actor Alan Ritchson alleges that Amazon canceled a 'Reacher' storyline due to Trump's re-election, sparking debate on political influence in entertainment.

The Soros family ramps up political spending, with over $40 million funneled to Democratic campaigns as crucial elections approach.

Investigators close in on Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan's associates as a fraud probe rocks Minnesota's political landscape.

In a bold move, Democratic candidate David Jolly has decided to opt out of three scheduled debates with his Republican opponent Byron Donalds, citing 'repeated lies' and 'bad faith.'

Mark Levin critiques the widespread fear concerning artificial intelligence and data centers, arguing it's largely exaggerated by media narratives.

18 suspects in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse are to be extradited to the US, bringing a major development in this prolonged investigation.

Ohio's proof-of-citizenship voting law is under scrutiny as election integrity groups push to maintain its enforcement, advocating for honest elections.