Politics

Affordability looms large over four pivotal Pennsylvania House contests

Primaries across Pennsylvania set the stage for some of the most closely watched House battlegrounds of the 2026 midterm elections, with four Republican-held districts emerging as critical fronts in the fight for control of the chamber.

Trump 'may release' his tax returns after IRS settlement

President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he “may release” his current tax returns to the public after the IRS reached a settlement over a leak of his past tax records.

Bolivia rocked by protests as US warns of ‘coup d’état’

Clashes between demonstrators and police in La Paz have entered second week, shaking centre-right president

Platner said soldier ‘didn’t deserve to live’

In a resurfaced Reddit post, Graham Platner, Maine’s leading Democratic Senate candidate, mocked a soldier who was shot four times during a confrontation with Taliban terrorists. Democrats will line up to vote for him anyway because this kind of rhetoric is tolerated, if not celebrated, on the modern Left.

Trump administration sued over student loan cap for graduate programs

Twenty-five states filed a lawsuit against the Education Department on Tuesday over a new $100,000 cap on federal loans for graduate students.

It's Trump's Republican Party

President Donald Trump reasserted his dominance over the Republican Party on Tuesday night, adding to his string of recent primary victories across the country.

Jude Law Shouldn’t Be This Good as Vladimir Putin

He gives a transfixing performance in a new satire about the Russian president’s rise to power.

Trump says 'we're freeing up Cuba' following Raul Castro indictment

President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday that the United States is “freeing up Cuba,” but indicated that he does not believe it will require a military intervention.

The Real Reason Thomas Massie Lost

He broke the one rule of the MAGA Republican Party.

Judge orders White House staff to comply with presidential records law that DOJ calls unconstitutional

Washington — A federal judge on Wednesday ordered White House staff and President Trump's top advisers to comply with a law that requires certain presidential records to be preserved.

US denounces attempted 'coup' in Bolivia amid strikes

The United States decried the growing unrest in Bolivia as an attempted “coup,” after left-wing strikers and militias allied with former left-wing President Evo Morales paralyzed the country.

Michael Bay to direct film based on US military rescue mission in Iran

Director of Armageddon and Transformers to team up with Universal Pictures for drama based on recent events