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Protester storms DC party, flips off crowd as ‘USA!’ chants erupt amid Trump’s AI push

A protester crashed a Washington, D.C., data center party, shouting about water use as Trump pushes AI dominance and rapid buildout over China.

DOJ pleads with Supreme Court to save ban on transgender treatments in federal prisons

The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to enforce a Bureau of Prisons policy banning hormone therapy and accommodations for transgender inmates.

Vance unloads on tech titans using foreign visa holders to displace American workers

JD Vance targets H-1B visa abuse, saying large companies lay off thousands of American workers then claim they desperately need foreign labor.

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey resigns after year in role

Andrew Bailey cited family reasons for his FBI resignation, expressing confidence that Kash Patel will continue reform efforts and restore public trust.

Trump Won’t Let the GOP Go Its Own Way So Easily

Trump has been doing a lot of ‘lashing out’ lately, and his foremost sources...

George Conway predicts Trump won’t be unanimously acquitted in hush money trial

Conservative pundit George Conway predicted former President Trump will not be unanimously acquitted in the Manhattan hush money trial. Conway told MSNBC's Katie Phang on Saturday that testimony over the past few weeks showed that Trump is "neck-deep" in the case, where he faces 34 counts of falsifying business records. Conway added that it is...

Maydays in May: 3 American distress signals

This month, several incidents reveal that American ships of state have lost their way and more frequent and forceful distress calls should be issued to bring them home, safe and sound.

Harrison Butker stands by commencement speech remarks

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker said he stands by remarks he made during a commencement address that sparked backlash. At a ceremony earlier this month, Butker criticized the Biden administration’s policies, suggested many women were more excited about getting married and having children than receiving their degrees and suggested Pride Month was one of...

Arizona secretary of state warns AI could be a ‘magnifier’ of disinformation ahead of election

Arizona’s Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D) warned artificial intelligence (AI) could be a “magnifier” of misinformation ahead of the upcoming election on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday. “Well, look, I have to reach back into my past,” Fontes said, according to a transcript. “And in boot camp and in other military training I had...

Ron Johnson claims failed border bill was ‘political ploy’ for Schumer

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) claimed the failed U.S.-Mexico border bill, which was downed again in the Senate this week, was a "political ploy" for Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) in comments that aired Sunday. Johnson slammed Schumer for bringing the border bill again for a vote, saying the Democrats are trying to “obtain political...

Trump’s hush money jury faces daunting deliberations

Twelve New Yorkers will soon be charged with a task unique to history. They will weigh whether to convict Donald Trump, a former president and current presumptive GOP nominee, creating a scenario in which a felon could be elected to the White House. All 12 of them have to land on the same decision for...

Water systems warn Americans could soon see major rate hikes to filter out toxic ‘forever chemicals’

In exchange for cleaner water, Americans around the nation may soon have to pay hefty prices. Water systems are starting to warn residents of massive rate hikes as they prepare to install technology to filter out toxic chemicals in a family known as PFAS. Utilities from South Florida to upstate New York have warned customers...

Four girls stabbed in Massachusetts movie theater attack

Four girls were injured after an attacker entered a Massachusetts movie theater and stabbed them on Saturday.  The suspect, whose identity is unavailable, got into one of the theaters without paying at around 6 p.m. local time on Saturday and "without saying anything and without any warning, he suddenly attacked and stabbed the four young...

Richard M. Sherman, ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘It’s a Small World’ songwriter, dies

Richard M. Sherman, a songwriter best known for his work on “Mary Poppins” and for “It’s a Small World," has died at the age of 95.  Sherman died on Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills because of an “age-related” illness, according to an announcement from the Walt Disney Company that characterized him as...

Trump draws mixed reactions as he urges Libertarians ‘combine with us’

Former President Trump drew mixed reactions from a rowdy crowd as he worked to appeal to the Libertarian National Convention, urging the party to “combine with us” to beat President Biden in November.  “The fact is we should not be fighting each other. If Joe Biden gets back in, there will be no more liberty...

Severe storms to hit Eastern U.S. over Memorial Day Weekend

Severe storms are projected to hit the Eastern U.S. over Memorial Day Weekend, delivering wind gusts, tornadoes and increased rainfall to several regions as they celebrate the federal holiday.  Thunderstorms and increased showers are expected over parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and central Texas, according to The National Weather Service (NWS). Those thunderstorms are projected to...

Trump addresses Libertarian Party convention: Watch live

Former President Trump is slated to give remarks at the Libertarian Party's national convention Saturday in Washington, D.C. Trump's remarks come a day after independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy addressed the crowd, questioning the former president's response to the COVID-19 pandemic while in office. Kennedy argued that the Trump administration violated people’s First Amendment rights...

Martha-Ann Alito: Upside-down flag a ‘signal of distress’ 

Martha-Ann Alito, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s wife, previously said hanging the American flag upside-down at their home in January of 2021 was “an international signal of distress,” according to a Saturday report from The Washington Post.  According to the Post report, a former reporter for the paper went to the Alitos’ northern Virginia home...

Americans view military families more favorably than police, the presidency, media and military itself: Survey

Americans view military families more favorably than other U.S. institutions including the police, the presidency, Congress, the news media and even the military itself, according to a new Blue Star Families/YouGov survey.  Around nine in 10 Americans, 90 percent, said they have a favorable view of military families — higher than the military, which was...

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