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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been quietly floating the possibility of running for office in his home state of Tennessee next year, according to insiders who have heard talk of his plans. Two sources with direct knowledge say Hegseth, 45, has aspirations far beyond the Pentagon, where he...

WNBA star Kahleah Copper had an embarrassing mishap on the court, losing her wig in the middle of a tense moment in a matchup against the Washington Mystics, leading to complete chaos and the removal of a fan who relentlessly mocked Copper over her wardrobe malfunction. For background, Kahleah...

Vice President JD Vance visited hardworking American steelworkers in Canton, Ohio, to discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill, and he took the time to thank the workers for their efforts and take pictures with them, patting each one on the back and appearing to be in no rush at all. For background...

The Minnesota Legislature is in play after several seats unexpectedly opened up. After the tragic death of Republican Senator Bruce Anderson and Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, as well as the retirement of Sen. Nicole Mitchell after a burglary conviction, there are an unprecedented number of...

The disgruntled gunman who killed five before taking his own life was reportedly seeking revenge on the NFL after a terrible health diagnosis, according to a chilling note discovered late Monday night. The high-rise shooting spree took place in the wrong location for Shane Tamura, a former...

In the wake of a mass shooting in Manhattan that left a police officer and four others dead, New York Attorney General Letitia James is coming under fire for focusing her office on assisting illegal immigrants seeking to obtain welfare benefits. The shooting by Shane Tamura is the second time...

Republicans in the purple state of Georgia scored a major victory when noted Trump critic and progressive politico Nikema Williams, the chair of the state’s Democratic Party, decided to step down, a choice that led to mixed responses from her own party, including fierce criticism of her...

Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, shared the regime’s first public statement on the Trump Administration since President Donald Trump returned to office in January. Trump previously negotiated a historic summit between the U.S., South Korea and North Korea in...

“Petty.” “Small-minded.” These are just some of the pointed criticisms by liberals fuming at a new GOP-led bill to change the longtime name of the John F. Kennedy Center, an institution paying homage to the former president and scion of a storied family political dynasty. Legislation filed by...

In some very big news for those concerned with election security and ensuring that only citizens can vote in American elections, Wyoming has gotten the greenlight from the Trump DOJ and a federal judge on its law requiring proof of citizenship to vote, something that could lead to a major change...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the Wall Street Journal has offered to settle the president’s lawsuit against them over a report that Trump set notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein a bawdy letter for his birthday in 2003. The explosive report claims that in 2003, Trump sent Epstein...

Emil Bove, the Trump-appointed nominee to become the next judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit, was officially confirmed by the U.S. Senate Tuesday despite furious efforts to block his nomination from the upper chamber’s Democrats. Bove was confirmed by a narrow vote of 50-49...

In a horrifying slew of details released back in the spring of 2025 by the House Judiciary Committee, it was revealed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had acted quickly to shut down the Hunter Biden “laptop from Hell” story, imposing a gag order on the agent that found out what was...

President Donald Trump lashed out at the media on Tuesday, accusing outlets of distorting his past statements about banning Jeffrey Epstein from Mar-a-Lago for being a “creep.” The initial description of Epstein, echoed by Trump’s spokesman, has been framed by reporters as contradictory to his...

President Donald Trump expressed his frustration with Republican Senate leaders over the lack of votes on his judicial nominees, including his nominees for federal judgeships and U.S. attorney positions. With the August recess fast approaching, the Republican-controlled Senate has confirmed a...