September 2026

CNN data analyst Harry Enten in Thursday walked through the likability problem one of President Donald Trump’s top officials is facing.

When President Donald Trump betrayed Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) by endorsing his primary rival, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, in the latter’s ultimately-successful intraparty challenge, experts speculated that the president may have politically hit himself in the face. The reasoning was that Corny…

In order to take control of the U.S. Senate in the 2026 midterms, Democrats will need to flip four GOP-held seats while holding all the seats they’re defending. And one race Democratic strategists are feeling optimistic about is North Carolina’s U.S. Senate battle — which, according to the Daily Bea…

Texas’ race for railroad commissioner led to a major scandal when racist social media posts by GOP nominee Bo French captured national headlines and veteran GOP strategist Karl Rove said he would be voting for the Democratic nominee, Jon Rosenthal. President Donald Trump responded by attacking Rove …

Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have spent the year trying to negotiate with both Iran and Russia over wars with no end in sight.

President Donald Trump’s behavior can only be understood as the actions of a mental “child,” and according to his one-time biographer, his biggest problem driving this behavior is worse and more fundamental than dementia.

President Donald Trump tried to cancel talk show host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel last year, in an effort that boomeranged so badly on him that it helped Kimmel’s ratings and even rallied some conservatives against him. Now a political scientist is observing that Trump, apparently learning nothing, ma…

In a new biography by Ted Cruz, the Supreme Court Justice reveals his deep disdain for law professors—even as critics argue his latest pro-Trump dissent completely defies the intent of the Founding Fathers.

Now one economist is reporting that the EU may be causing long-term damage to the American economy by moving its gold out of this country — and as a direct result of the United States’ actions toward Greenland.

The federal government just used a 30-year-old law for the first time in history—and the target was never even charged with a crime.