Karl Rove reportedly told a private Austin luncheon he will vote for Democrat Jon Rosenthal, his first Democratic vote since 1994, after criticizing Bo French’s UT Austin post.
Vice President JD Vance is warning that the United States cannot simply pull back from the Middle East and assume the consequences will stay overseas. Speaking this week, Vance argued that abandoning the region while Iran and its allies continue threatening commercial shipping could trigger a “worldwide energy crisis.” The warning comes from a vice […]
Jim Jordan says he will not seek another top House committee post, choosing to focus on winning and representing Ohio’s Fourth District.
The Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s emergency request as justices split over the timing and authority behind new mail-in ballot rules.
A Facebook post from North Carolina candidate Shelly Headen placed Trump supporters at a Dachau memorial. Her campaign message and disputed 2024 domestic assault reports are also drawing scrutiny.
A far-left MS NOW crew reporting from Texas got stranded in the desert, forcing eight Border Patrol agents to launch an unusual rescue.
The arrest of Jarques Ratliff adds a major development to the case of Tasia Fortune, while Democrats continue calling for federal investigations into alleged modern-day lynchings.
Juror Paula Devlin’s CBS interview highlighted the purpose some jurors saw in the Lindsay Clancy case, while one male holdout helped force a mistrial.
A new account says the lone holdout in the Lindsay Clancy trial repeatedly urged jurors to listen, while others criticized his conduct and legal reasoning.
Jonathan Turley says Kevin Reddington crossed a line by turning public anger toward a holdout juror, then answers Reddington’s call for a debate.
A New York Post investigation reportedly found Mohamed Siad Barre’s children living in Ohio, raising painful questions about Somalia’s dictatorship, public funds, and refugee vetting.
A new Oprah podcast clip drew attention after Dr. Kameelah Phillips argued that women of color accused or convicted in similar cases deserve the same public sympathy shown to Lindsay Clancy.
RFK Jr. took aim at the Democratic Party’s handling of its 2024 nominating process, turning the “No Kings” slogan into a crowd-pleasing punchline about Kamala Harris.
An audience member challenged Oprah Winfrey’s sympathy-focused discussion of Lindsay Clancy, arguing that mental-health awareness cannot erase the three children who died.
Julie Hanway Molina, 56, was arrested at her Aliso Viejo home after federal prosecutors accused her of diverting $411,761 from an Orange County high school football nonprofit.