National Politics
Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Faces ‘Champagne Socialism’ Accusations
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is under scrutiny for ‘champagne socialism’ accusations. His household income in 2025 was reported at $686,069, a figure that places him and his wife within the top 1% of earners
Senate Decision Maintains AI Pilot in Medicare
The Senate voted against a Democratic-led resolution to end a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) pilot program. This program uses artificial intelligence (AI) to review certain Medicare treatment requests. The initiative could enable
Take Care of America’s Veterans Act Faces Uncertain Future Amid Controversy
The vote on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act stalled in the House Thursday morning, creating uncertainty for a legislative package poised to be the largest expansion of veterans benefits in over a decade.
Sen. Graham’s Political Adaptation Reflects Trends in South Carolina
Sen. Lindsey Graham has shown a consistent ability to adapt to the shifting political landscape of South Carolina and the Republican Party. He has moved in alignment with the state’s evolving political trends rather than
President Trump’s Continued Focus on Election Integrity and Doubt
Addressing Election Integrity On Thursday night, President Trump spoke to the nation about issues concerning election integrity in the United States. During his prime-time address from the East Room of the White House, he used
Andy Burnham’s Rise to Premiership
Andy Burnham will soon be Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade. Known as a feel-good mayor, he was the only candidate nominated by Labour lawmakers after alarming local election results in May. His main
Trump’s Claims on China’s Acquisition of Voter Data
President Trump alleged that China attempted to acquire American voter data during his Thursday evening speech. He portrayed this activity as a major scandal. However, such efforts by China to collect voter data have been
Orthodox Jewish Opposition to Permanent Daylight Saving Time
Rabbi Haim Ovadia reads the Torah to participants in a virtual minyan via Zoom from his Maryland home in 2020. This image, captured by Jacquelyn Martin/AP, underscores the growing intersection of technology and religious practices.
Senator Gallego Faces Scrutiny Over Past Relationships
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, avoided commenting on the recent scandal involving his party member, Senator Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz. Instead, Schumer focused on his upcoming critique of President Donald Trump’s
White House Teleprompter Operator on Leave Over Betting Activity
A teleprompter operator at the White House has been put on unpaid leave after engaging in online prediction market activity that involved wagers connected to President Donald Trump’s public speeches. Federal regulators flagged this activity,