CIA Director John Ratcliffe Meets Russian Intelligence in Moscow Visit
During a recent trip to Moscow, CIA Director John Ratcliffe landed at Vnukovo Airport and reportedly held talks with Russian intelligence officials, raising questions about U.S.–Russia diplomatic dynamics.
Senator Reframes ‘Leader of the Free World’ After Zelenskyy Praise
Senator Chris Coons declared Ukrainian President Zelenskyy the new ‘leader of the free world,’ sparking backlash from the White House and conservative circles.
Heartland Meets 9/11: 25th Anniversary Tour Brings South Tower Beam to Cincinnati
The Steel Across America tour brings a 16,900‑pound South Tower beam to Cincinnati, where veteran Scott Nokes shares his story of loss and resilience as the 9/11 anniversary approaches.
El‑Sayed’s Green New Deal Past Revealed by Deleted Posts
Former Arizona governor Abdul El‑Sayed’s deleted social‑media posts show long‑standing support for the Green New Deal, contradicting his recent on‑air refusal to defend it.
Veteran Lawmaker Criticizes Biden‑Harris Over Abbey Gate Anniversary
Former Army aviator Rep. Matt Van Epps marks the fifth anniversary of the Abbey Gate bombing, condemning the Biden‑Harris administration as an 'abject failure' for its handling of Afghan security.
Michigan GOP Lawmaker Challenges El‑Sayed’s ‘Socialist’ Claim
A Michigan GOP lawmaker argues that Senator Abdul El‑Sayed’s policies on ICE, Medicare for All, and billionaire taxes contradict his denial of a socialist label.
El‑Sayed’s Sharia Comparison Sparks Online Fire
Abdul El‑Sayed’s comparison of Sharia to Catholic canon law during a Jesse Watters interview ignites backlash from Christians and conservatives, prompting calls for his resignation.
New York Sheriffs Sue Over ICE Ban, Governor Stays Defiant
More than a dozen New York sheriffs have filed a lawsuit against state officials after Gov. Hochul signed a law that bars law enforcement from cooperating with ICE. The case highlights a growing clash between state and federal immigration enforcement.
Daughter of Late House Democrat Loses Runoff to Finish Father’s Term
Marcye Scott, the daughter of a deceased House Democrat, fell short in a runoff against former Gwinnett County school board chairman Everton Blair, ending her bid to complete her father's final months in office.
Ohio Judge Blocks Voter Citizenship Proof Law, Prompting Immediate Appeal
A Clinton‑appointed judge halted Ohio’s new voter registration citizenship‑proof requirement, citing federal conflicts. The state plans to appeal the ruling immediately.