While President Donald Trump claims he’s been waging a war against fraud, one of his former officials asserts that the White House-led anti-fraud task force is really a “ruse to prosecute political foes.”
Wednesday night, August 19 on his Truth Social platform, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened the Iranian regime with “Economic Warfare and Isolation on an unprecedented scale.” And according to Politico Playbook’s Dasha Burns, the operation being weighed in the Trump administration would give Tre…
This week, President Donald Trump made a move that so blatantly contradicts U.S. interests, the conservative magazine National Review was forced to admit that his decision “does not make sense on any level.”
Former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) shut down questions during a Thursday morning press conference.
Fox News host Sean Hannity was caught in a bind after defending Darline Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) for being unable to answer a question about Taiwan.
The numbers make it clear: Republicans have almost completely stopped holding town hall meetings in which they’re forced to confront their own constituents.
Republicans had a huge problem with Hunter Biden and any possible business deals that he was able to get, they said, by using his father’s name.
The DC press corps refuses to report on the unhinged aide running the White House.
Conservative Scott Jennings was rumored to be interested in taking over for Karoline Leavitt as the press secretary at the White House, and Politico reported that he’s now sending videos of himself to staff in an effort to campaign for the post.
In a nonpartisan U.S. Senate primary in Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola won 48 percent of the vote — compared to only 42 percent for Dan Sullivan, the race’s leading Republican.