US Politics

RFK Jr. fired the CDC vaccine chief after the official blocked vaccine safety data for seven months and stalled measles outbreak assistance to Texas for a full month.

Kamala Harris yellow flower pink flowers ramble exposed the same verbal patterns that cost her 2024 as she veered from algorithm talk to collard greens in one breath.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the Supreme Court's six-to-three ruling upholding the SAVE system, claiming citizenship verification harms lawful voters — raising questions about what she knows.

Undercover video captures Rev. Babs Miller of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church denying the virgin birth, questioning whether Jesus existed, and rejecting the doctrine that Christ died for sins—raising questions about James Talarico's faith.

Vice President JD Vance dismantled claims of a media ban, revealing Politico lost White House office space for propaganda-level dishonest reporting measured at 92-98% negative by Harvard analysis.

Emergency media ban hearing wrapped with no ruling from Judge Timothy Kelly, leaving CNN openly frustrated and comparing today's silence to his swift 2018 Acosta decision that came the very next day.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey announced every new mother in the state will receive a mandatory home visit from a government health care provider who will assess the family and determine if they need additional state support.

Secretary Rubio warned Iran is betting on a midterm shift to weaken Trump's nuclear enforcement—a dangerous miscalculation rooted in ignorance of presidential authority that will not change in November.

Marco Rubio revealed Cuban refugees arriving three months ago receive $1,500 monthly in benefits while American retirees who worked 40 years get $800-$900 from Social Security—a disparity fueling calls for reform.

President Trump announced a sixteen-month streak of zero illegal alien admissions and the largest violent crime drop ever recorded, crediting strict border enforcement and the end of catch-and-release policies.

Obama communications director Anita Dunn publicly labeled Fox News a wing of the Republican Party in 2009 while the Treasury Department attempted to bar the network from pool coverage of official interviews.

MSNBC interrupted President Trump's UN address with a fact check that turned out to be wrong, forcing an on-air correction and drawing sharp criticism from Fox commentators who called it activism instead of journalism.