A Biden-appointed federal judge ordered the Trump administration to remove three taxpayer-funded ads before the midterms, while the White House called the ruling lawless.
Marriage-Application Confusion Revives Unsubstantiated Brother-Husband Claims About Ilhan Omar
A 2009 Minnesota marriage application reportedly contains crossed-out surname entries as a Justice Department filing and ongoing investigation fuel fresh scrutiny of Ilhan Omar.
Report Names Democratic Operative Allegedly Behind Dan Sullivan Decoy Effort
A New York Times report identifies Jerid Kurtz as the alleged go-between in the effort to recruit a duplicate Dan Sullivan for Alaska’s Senate race.
Arizona Mother Fends Off Attacker Her Fiancé Allegedly Recruited
Police allege an Arizona man recruited an online contact to attack his fiancée, but she fought back while her children were inside.
Elon Musk Warns a Democratic Sweep Could Bring Severe Consequences for the U.S.
Elon Musk warns that a Democratic sweep could bring D.C. and Puerto Rico statehood, mass amnesty, and Supreme Court expansion, making the 2029 Senate balance crucial.
Hegseth Fires Army General as Alleged Leak Goes to DOJ and Official Disputes The Atlantic’s Account
Secretary Pete Hegseth removed Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia from his Joint Chiefs role, while a Department of War official disputed The Atlantic’s account and described an ongoing classified-leak investigation referred to the DOJ.
Trump Rallygoer’s Death Shirt Draws Jonestown Massacre Comparison on Fox News
A man wearing a “Death” shirt told Fox News he attended a Trump rally because it was as close as he would ever get to the Jonestown Massacre. His comments raised serious concern after he doubled down when asked to explain.
The Photo Challenging Spanberger’s Claim of a Diverse Cabinet
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s cabinet diversity boast drew social media criticism after users focused on groups they said were missing from her photo.
Katie Zacharia Says a Hostile Fox News Culture Contributed to Her Departure
Katie Zacharia says hostile Fox News interviews played a major role in her sudden departure as White House press secretary.
Maduro Case Faces New Uncertainty After Clinton-Appointed Judge Dies
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein died while overseeing Nicolas Maduro’s federal prosecution, after handling high-profile cases involving Trump and immigration.