The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Federalist reports that The New York Times honored Abdul El-Sayed's professional title while using Katie Zacharia's legal credential as a smear opportunity, exposing a double standard in how the paper treats professionals on opposite sides of the political aisle.
Investigators searching a Philadelphia property tied to pornographer Raymond "R.C." Horsch and his son Eugene reported finding a hidden safe and bones, developments first carried by the New York Post and now spreading across conservative outlets. The discoveries have not been independently confirmed by Next News Network.
The Bulwark marked the tenth anniversary of the Access Hollywood recording by arguing that what once looked like a campaign-ending scandal no longer carries disqualifying weight in American politics, a claim conservative commentators and critics of the legacy press seized on as an admission about the media's own diminished influence.
Democrat Senate candidate Adam Hamilton rails against billionaires while pulling down a $394,239 salary from his megachurch, $417,372 in publishing royalties, and a real estate portfolio worth millions, according to his financial disclosure.
President Trump signed an executive order waiving new Russia sanctions authorized under the Graham Act, avoiding steep tariffs on Russian energy exports. The decision drew immediate criticism from members of both parties, former officials, and a wave of commentary online.
A New York Post report claims California routed nearly $369 million in federal wildfire recovery aid to low-income housing developers without requiring them to house a single fire survivor — and victims like Mickey Schechter are speaking out.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Breitbart News that the values America stands for are 'important' to the world, framing his Acropolis address as central to the Trump administration's America First foreign policy.
Rep. Brian Mast says CMS removed 189,000 duplicate and deceased enrollees from ACA subsidies this year, saving an estimated $1.5 billion. The agency has opened a thirty-day dispute window for those affected.
Shawn Oliver, the Republican nominee for Massachusetts lieutenant governor and a New Bedford city councilor, was arrested on drunk driving charges Saturday night after police say his SUV flipped and struck five parked vehicles. He suspended his campaign Sunday, and the state GOP says lives were put at risk.
The Atlantic's Tom Nichols argues the president has turned America into an ally of the Russian Federation, a claim that spread quickly across X as lawmakers and Ukrainian officials responded to the administration's move to waive Russia-related sanctions before they took effect.
President Trump says no president has ever campaigned like this for the midterms, betting on a packed schedule of rallies to drive turnout. Critics are seizing on his rally performances, but Next News Network could not independently verify their claims.
Matthew McConaughey is calling on the nation's largest voting bloc to stop being treated as a spoiler and start acting as a permanent check on both parties ahead of the November midterms.
