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Forget ‘affordability’: Dems’ top goal is squashing your rights — Biden-style

Congressional Democrats have ditched their affordability campaign in favor of political reprisals against the president, his cabinet — and you.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen says Senate Democratic leadership race ‘wide open’

Sen. Chris Van. Hollen said Sunday he can defeat Sen. Charles E. Schumer in the race to become the chamber's next majority leader.

Squishes don’t win

In 2028, I want a Republican nominee who can say no to a Republican president, a Democratic governor, or a room full of our own donors and give the same reason every time. If the answer depends on who’s asking, we already know how that person will govern. There’s a lazy assumption in Republican politics […]

Finland’s economic opportunity is Russia’s strategic advantage

In Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, Hank Rearden develops a revolutionary alloy that threatens established industries and provokes government interference. Rearden Metal represents more than a technological breakthrough. Its extraordinary utility challenges existing economic arrangements and exposes the tension between technological innovation and political authority. In 1989, FASA Corp. introduced another fictional vision of the relationship […]

Dems admit uncomfortable election sweep truth as party descend on Denver to shape 2028 without a frontrunner

Pete Buttigieg, Josh Shapiro and other 2028 presidential hopefuls gather in Denver to debate the Democratic Party's direction after midterm wins.

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Senate Republicans fear ‘brutal’ 2028 map could keep Dems in power for years to come

Bernie Moreno called the 2028 Senate map "absolutely brutal" for the GOP as Republicans face defending deep-red seats in both Carolinas and Iowa.

Ro Khanna rejects warnings that Trump admin investigations could derail Democrats’ affordability agenda

Ro Khanna says Democrats can pursue Trump investigations and tackle affordability at once, arguing accountability for the Iran war would lower prices.

Florida city says new GOP-backed DEI law blocks St. Patrick’s parade, Pride event

Delray Beach canceled its 2027 St. Patrick's Day Parade and Pride event after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida's new law restricting DEI-related funding.

GOP senator says Republicans can ‘forget 2028’ as party looks to reclaim Upper Chamber

Sen. Jim Justice said the GOP can "forget" reclaiming the Senate in 2028 after Democrats flipped at least eight seats in their historic blue wave midterm.

Twice-deported United cockpit suspect granted asylum after transgender persecution claim: DHS

DHS says a twice-deported Honduran national won asylum claiming transgender persecution before allegedly trying to storm a United Airlines cockpit.

Jeffries leaves door open to investigating major Trump ally as Democrats prepare to take power

Hakeem Jeffries says Democrats will "follow the facts" as Jamie Raskin and Robert Garcia prepare to lead oversight of Elon Musk and DOGE.

Hakeem Jeffries faces progressive holdouts but no rival as House speaker race takes shape

New Members of Congress in "The Bloc" say they're undecided on Hakeem Jeffries for House Speaker, pressing for legislative guarantees before January.

New pro-impeachment Democrats vow to carry on Al Green’s legacy after he exits Congress in January

Rep. Al Green of Texas is passing the Trump-impeachment torch to a fresh batch of House Democrats.

Democrat wins Mississippi Senate seat in upset defeat of GOP incumbent Hyde-Smith

Democrat Scott Colom has won Mississippi's U.S. Senate race, building upon his party's wave of wins in states that have long favored Republicans.

Vance-Hegseth rivalry hits crescendo over Iran war, GOP election losses

A behind-the-scenes rivalry between Vice President J.D. Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which sources say has been brewing since the early days of the Trump administration, could be culminating in real time as Republicans seek someone to blame for the Iran war and the GOP's disastrous showing in last week's midterm elections.

Mississippi elects Democrat Scott Colom as state’s first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction

Democratic nominee Scott Colom has defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's closely contested U.S. Senate race after a prolonged ballot counting process, giving the state its first Black U.S. senator since post-Civil War Reconstruction.

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier rules: Why a sentinel shouted ‘silence and respect’ at Hegseth’s group

The warning a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier sentinel called out to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's group on Veterans Day reflects a standard of decorum every visitor to Arlington National Cemetery is expected to meet, no matter their rank.

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