Category: Politics

The ruling Hamas militant group in the Gaza Strip launched an unprecedented attack on Israel at dawn on Saturday, firing thousands of rockets while dozens of fighters infiltrated the heavily fortified border from air, land, and sea, catching the country by surprise on a major…

Read More Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Says “We Are At War” Following Hamas Attack

In a recent interview with CNN, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made controversial remarks about supporters of former President Trump, comparing them to members of a cult. Clinton suggested that there may be a need for formal deprogramming of these individuals, who she described…

Read More Another Hillary Clinton Interview, Another Missed Opportunity To Ask About Russian Hoax

In recent years, Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and a prominent election denier, has faced significant legal and financial challenges. Defending himself against defamation lawsuits by voting machine companies, Lindell’s attorneys are now seeking court permission to quit, citing millions of dollars in unpaid…

Read More The Financial Struggles Of Mike Lindell: A Deep Dive Into The Legal Battles And Business Decline

The Iowa Democratic Party announced on Friday that it will hold a caucus on January 15 but will not disclose the results until early March, retaining its state’s leadoff position on the presidential nominating calendar without violating a new national party order that has South…

Read More Iowa Democrats To Hold January Caucus Results Until March

California Congressman Kevin McCarthy said that he is not resigning after rumors circulated that he was considering ending his term early. Sources close to the matter have confirmed that he will seek reelection following his current term. McCarthy was recently removed from the speaker’s chair…

Read More California Rep. Kevin McCarthy Not Resigning From U.S. House

A New York appeals judge paused a judge’s order canceling former President Donald Trump’s business licenses Friday while denying his effort to postpone the trial. Judge Peter Moulton, an appointee of former Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, paused part of a Sept. 26 ruling by Judge Arthur Engoron…

Read More New York Judge Pauses Order Canceling Trump’s Business Certificates, Won’t Postpone Trial

An administrative law judge Friday rejected a challenge by police and firefighter unions to the way the state is carrying out a new law that placed additional restrictions on unions representing government employees. Judge Robert Cohen issued a 33-page order dismissing the challenge filed in…

Read More Florida Judge Rules Against Police, Fire Unions

Alan Dershowitz: Let me start with a statement that many will disagree with. No country in history has ever really tested free speech: has seen whether the marketplace of ideas works or whether we can really have a society without censorship; where every idea is…

Read More Alan Dershowitz: Elon Musk Is The Last Best Hope For Free Speech

Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams welcomed residents of Puebla, Mexico, while telling migrants not to come to his city during his foreign trip on Thursday, according to the Associated Press. Adams’ visit is intended to focus on the journeys migrants take to come to the…

Read More New York Mayor Tells Mexican Residents ‘Mi Casa Es Su Casa’ Before Saying There’s ‘No More Room’

A Democratic congressional candidate challenging Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado in 2024’s general election has received over $3 million in donations during the third quarter of 2023, according to Colorado Politics. Adam Frisch, a former city councilor from Aspen who announced his congressional campaign…

Read More Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Likely Democratic Opponent Is Raking In Cash