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This week in whoppers: Jill Biden still loves Joe best; Hasan Piker blames ‘gay fascists’ and more

Socialist streamer Hasan Piker blamed disappointing results in the California primary elections on supposed "homo-fascism" in the Golden State.

School Board Director’s Sex Shop Offers Sex-Ed Classes for 9-Year-Olds

Past classes included topics like ‘What IS sex? Kinds of solo and partnered sexual...

‘Sonia Sotomayor’s Foreign Deceptions’

She resorted to even more blatant deceptions when she tried to camouflage her permissive position on...

Todd Blanche Can Run DOJ Indefinitely

Donald Trump announced today that he will nominate Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche to...

California’s slow ballot count makes it a target for critics. It doesn’t mean elections are rigged

Days after the state's primary, California voters are in a familiar position -- waiting to find out which candidates will go on to the general election in their most high-profile races, for governor and Los Angeles mayor.

Fetterman tells Maher he feels ‘lonely’ as a moderate Democrat

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) reiterated on Friday that he has no plans to switch political affiliations, even as he says he feels increasingly “lonely” in his party. Fetterman told comedian and "Real Time" host Bill Maher that he has seen a shift in the Democratic Party’s “values,” including on issues such as Israel, border security...

Can Republicans hold Florida after DeSantis?

As Ron DeSantis knows, an endorsement from Trump can be everything.

Rubio claims Cuba refused $100M US humanitarian aid offer

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that the Cuban government turned down a $100 million humanitarian aid offer from the U.S., as the nation continues to grapple with the fallout of a devastating hurricane, a weakened economy and a prolonged fuel shortage. The U.S. provided $6 million in humanitarian aid to the island’s population...

Gulf crisis weakens Trump’s hand in his coming talks with Xi

As the May 14-15 summit between President Trump and Xi Jinping approaches, the U.S. is racing to freeze the Iran crisis before it weakens their hand at the table, while China's leverage increases and Saudi Arabia diversifies its security relationships.

Buttigieg, Duffy spouses clash over Transportation chief’s reality show

The husband of former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg sparred with the wife of the current secretary on Friday over an upcoming reality TV show featuring the Trump official and his family.  Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revealed during a recent Fox News appearance that he participated in filming “The Great American Road Trip” during his time...

Maher ribs Trump over ‘game of chicken’ with Iran

Late night host Bill Maher ridiculed President Trump over the ongoing negotiations with Iran to end the war. “It’s a game of chicken, and Trump said he wants the Iranians to know America does not blink,” the comedian said, before adding, “Lose interest and wander away? Yes, we do that all the time.” The U.S....

US sanctions firms accused of aiding Iran’s missile program

The U.S. is imposing new sanctions on more than a more dozen individuals and entities based in the Middle East and China, accused of helping prop up Iran’s war effort. The State Department on Friday announced sanctions against three Chinese entities that allegedly provided satellite imagery of U.S. facilities in the Middle East to Tehran:...

AOC doesn’t believe true billionaires exist — soon they won’t, at least in New York

Billionaires and even millionaires in states like New York may go the way of unicorns — fanciful creatures that once thrived in a land of jobs and growth. 

Companies name AI as top reason for job cuts for second straight month: Analysis

Companies are increasingly citing artificial intelligence as justification for layoffs, according to a new analysis highlighting growing concerns about AI’s impact on the workforce. U.S.-based employers announced 83,387 job cuts in April, a 38 percent increase from March, according to a report released Thursday by Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Layoffs were still down 21 percent...

Ocasio-Cortez doesn’t deny 2028 speculation: ‘My ambition is to change this country’ 

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) is leaving the door open for a presidential run in 2028. Democratic strategist David Axelrod asked the lawmaker during a Friday event in Chicago about the speculation that she will enter the race for the White House. The four-term House member pushed back on an assumption that her “ambition is positional,”...

Our China problem isn’t strength: It’s distance

What does the United States miss as academic exchange, business presence and research engagement with China have sharply declined?

Trump lauds April jobs gains, swipes at Democrats in Mother’s Day post 

President Trump touted the latest job's report late Friday while lobbying criticism at his political opponents in a social media post for Mother’s Day weekend.  “Happy Mother's Day weekend to all, especially to the 115 THOUSAND AMERICANS who found jobs in the month of April alone!” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Friday evening. “As...

Rubio describes Pope Leo meeting as ‘very cordial’ amid Iran tensions

Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed a positive outlook on his meeting with Pope Leo XIV earlier this week, despite tensions between the White House and Vatican over the Iran war. “The holy father is a spiritual leader, first and foremost, I mean, that’s his role to play, and obviously the church has always interacted...

Zoned out: How today’s homeowners make housing unaffordable for everyone else

Policymakers have unintentionally built a system in which the voices most opposed to new housing have an effective veto. But that veto is based on fears both unsupported and unsupportable.

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