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Dem House hopeful endorsed by activist who said ‘evil Jews run the world’

Adina Flores, who endorsed Eric Jones for Congress, has posted content about Zionists, Freemasons and LGBTQ ideology across her social media pages.

Trump revives rare budget maneuver to rescind $810M in congressionally approved funds

Trump used a pocket rescission to cancel $810 million in approved spending on refugee programs, diversity initiatives and migrant education.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 26

2006—At the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the nomination of Michael B. Wallace to...

The Quiet Rise of the German Far Left

Die Linke is back in charge of Berlin.

President Biden, the time for national reparations is now

While New York state has created a reparations task force, there’s much less national action to speak of. It's time for President Biden to take up the baton.

Biden sees older voters emerge as bright spot

President Biden’s reelection campaign is seeking to appeal to older voters in an effort to tap into the power of the historically reliable voting bloc.  Last week, the president’s reelection campaign rolled out its "Seniors for Biden-Harris" effort, which will be led by first lady Jill Biden. The effort will include bingo nights and pickleball...

Hochul says the Supreme Court is ‘living in the 1700s’

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) said the Supreme Court is "living in the 1700s" after it overturned a Trump-era ban on gun bump stocks. "I mean, they are so out of touch. They're literally living in the 1700s. They go back to what our Founding Fathers said about guns at a time when we...

Landrieu says Biden has no concerns ‘about his mental fitness’

Mitch Landrieu, co-chair of President Biden's campaign, said the president does not have any concerns about "his mental fitness" despite some worries from voters. Landrieu responded to concerns some have about Biden's mental fitness to serve a possible second term in the White House on NBC's "Meet the Press." NBC's Peter Alexander pressed him on why...

Gov. Walz says race between Biden, Trump will ‘be close’ in Minnesota

Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) on Sunday suggested the race between President Biden and former President Trump will "be close" while expressing optimism about a Democratic win. When asked on NewsNation's "The Hill Sunday" if Minnesota is now considered a battleground state, Walz said, "Look, we know that this is always going to be a hard...

Hochul on NY social media law: ‘You cannot turn a blind eye to trauma that has been inflicted in our children’

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) pushed back to some criticism of the new social media laws that she signed last week to address the impact it could have on children's mental health. "You cannot turn a blind eye to trauma that is being inflicted in our children, especially young teenagers today, a seminal point...

Sorry, James Carville, but Joe Biden is the best bet to beat Trump

Democrats suggesting the president should step aside (or be shoved aside) for some unnamed savior only fuel Republican falsehoods about Biden no longer being up to the job.

Graham: Senate colleagues trying to ‘destroy’ conservative Supreme Court justices with ethics reform

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Sunday lamented his Senate colleagues' push for more oversight of the Supreme Court, arguing they are attempting to "micromanage" the nation's high court. "The worst thing that happened is for the United States Senate and the House to determine what cases the Supreme Court hears," Graham said on "Fox News...

Burgum on debate: ‘We’re all anxious to see which Joe Biden is going to show up’

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) took aim at President Biden on Sunday, saying that he is "anxious" to see how he performs at the upcoming debate. In an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," Burgum said Biden's team has been making an effort "to lower expectations" of his debate with former President Trump...

Sen. Graham calls Biden’s latest immigration relief a ‘disaster’

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Sunday ripped President Biden's latest relief for certain immigrants, calling it a "disaster." "From the average Americans' point of view, what Biden did is a disaster. He took a gallon of gasoline, and he poured it on fire," Graham said on "Fox News Sunday." "He unilaterally gave 500,000 people legal...

How wine and chocolate can fuel Earth’s interstellar travels

Scientists have started to investigate the flavanols from red wine and dark chocolate as a way to keep astronauts on long-duration space missions healthy.

Burgum: Trump could win election ‘regardless of who is vice president’

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) said former President Trump could win the election no matter who he chooses as his running mate. CNN's Kaitlan Collins pressed Burgum on CNN's "State of the Union" on what the governor would bring to the table if Trump selects him as his vice-presidential candidate. Burgum did not answer...

Texas sentencing is out of date: No one can predict future crimes, even on death row 

It is long past time for Texas to get out of the business of predicting future dangerousness in making life and death decisions. 

Iowa governor declares disaster amid record flooding in state

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) declared a disaster in Sioux County after the area was slammed with record-breaking flooding. "I have issued a Disaster Proclamation for Sioux County and directed all available state resources to assist Rock Valley and other communities in northwest Iowa in response to catastrophic flooding," she wrote on social media platform...

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