September 2026

President Donald Trump and his aides are “gloating” and feeling “emboldened” — and won’t be deterred by a backlash, whether it comes from a blue wave or major lawsuits.

On Tuesday, a Nobel Prize-winning economist warned that a “scheme” is in the works to influence the midterm results and buy the favor of the winning candidates.

The Review, in its editorial, emphasizes that while Greenland is important to the U.S., Trump handled things badly at a considerable “cost.”

Churches and lawmakers are demanding to know why Georgia National Guard troops are still stationed in Washington D.C., as part of his 250th birthday celebrations, even though they’ve all ended.

A Trump administration official and former senior aide to Kristi Noem was recently “disgraced” after a bruising story came to light, but she has moved on to an “extraordinary” new position.

In 2024, President Donald Trump declared that “tariff” was not only a “beautiful word,” but his “favorite” in the dictionary. In September 2026, however, after the world has spent over a year and a half grappling with his ever-shifting, often illegal tariff regime, it’s become clear that voters do not share Trump’s enthusiasm.

Whistleblowers reveal how a inner circle of absolute loyalists has left allies completely powerless to contain the president’s worst excesses.

On Tuesday, a lifelong Florida Republican declared that he will vote for Democratic midterm candidates in protest against President Donald Trump, and MAGA is not happy about it.

President Donald Trump’s administration crafted a list of 250 things that it says the president has done for people of faith. It comes amid criticism from the faith community that Trump hasn’t done enough on their agenda.

President Donald Trump’s misdeeds since returning to the White House have turned into a “long list,” but as one former federal prosecutor argued, “the worst thing” that he has done is clear.