President Trump’s Justice Department has admitted that a false allegation, involving former CNN anchor Don Lemon and another journalist, appeared in the federal court filings relating to its investigation of the anti-ICE protest. The revelation comes as newly uncovered records show that federal inve…
President Donald Trump’s popularity and power are crumbling, meaning that “the worst may be yet to come” as he becomes even more dangerous, according to a new piece from The i Paper, which also warned that “a desperate man is a dangerous man.”Writing for the outlet on Monday, columnist Ian Birrell w…
A Republican voter in Iowa has decided to turn on his party and switch to a straight Democratic ticket after he says the GOP failed to deliver on what his parents taught him to believe. Republican union member told Democratic state Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott why he decided to switch parties across th…
President Donald Trump has escalated the “ongoing assault” on voting rights in the U.S. in “unprecedented ways,” according to one legal scholar, but one of his major moves is largely a bluff that should not be taken as any cause for panic.John Pfaff is a professor at the Fordham University School of…
Vice President JD Vance dismissed a Kansas megachurch pastor’s faith as “not real Christianity,” and Adam Hamilton answered with a challenge: “Let’s compare our faith and the impact we’re having on the world.” Now the dispute is raising an uncomfortable question for the vice president: Is he defendi…
“Forensic psychologist ‘Dr. G’ warns that Trump’s ’emotional dysregulation’ is worsening as uncritical rally crowds reinforce his most grandiose impulses.”
The Justice Department under President Donald Trump is buckling. as its caseload explodes to “unprecedented” levels while its staffing has “plummeted.”
Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling and Sen. Angus King warn that depleted ammo stocks and weakened NATO alliances are giving Putin and Xi Jinping a “tutorial” on U.S. military limitations.
As the administration desperately tries to rewrite history, critics say his inability to confess error is a damning confession of his biggest fear.
Justice Samuel Alito’s decision to remain on the Supreme Court could leave President Donald Trump with a problem conservatives had hoped to avoid if Republicans lose control of the Senate in November.