A woman forcibly removed from an Idaho Republican town hall earlier this year is seeking $5 million in damages, raising questions about law enforcement conduct and political event protocols. At a Glance Incident occurred at a February 2025 GOP town hall

South Carolina Republican state representative RJ May has resigned after being indicted on multiple federal charges related to child sexual abuse material, prompting a special election to fill his legislative seat. At a Glance May indicted on 10 federal counts involving

Representative Rob Bresnahan (R–PA) is facing ethics concerns after reports revealed he owns a $1.5 million helicopter, allegedly purchased through an LLC and omitted from his congressional financial disclosure filings. At a Glance Media reports link Bresnahan to a Robinson R66

Financial analysts warn that vulnerabilities in U.S. banks, especially smaller regional institutions, could trigger more failures as unrealized losses and economic headwinds mount. At a Glance U.S. banks hold an estimated $482 billion in unrealized losses on securities portfolios A Stanford

A senior Chinese diplomat once considered a frontrunner for the foreign minister role has been detained for questioning, raising questions about stability within China’s foreign policy leadership. At a Glance Liu Jianchao taken in for questioning after returning from an overseas

The Fredericksburg Health Care Center in Virginia, which is operated by the VA. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs) In a sweeping policy shift that could reshape labor relations at one of the largest federal agencies, the U.S. Department

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin speaks to 770 attendees at SC GOP’s annual Silver Elephant fundraiser gala in Columbia Saturday, Aug. 9, 2025. (Photo by Jessica Holdman/SC Daily Gazette) COLUMBIA — South Carolina Republicans attending the party’s annual fundraiser received a surprise

An Amtrak passenger train crosses the James River in Richmond. (Photo by Taber Bain/Flickr/Creative Commons License 2.0) Amtrak Virginia’s ridership numbers continue to show increases, according to the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority. Ending fiscal year 2025, more than 1.4 million passengers

Ryan Kaji, center, attends the Ryan’s World Meet & Greet during the 10th Annual Bentonville Film Festival on June 14, 2024, in Bentonville, Ark. Ryan’s World is largely credited as being the first kidfluencer channel on YouTube. Some state legislators are

Bud Light executives may be preparing to spend up to $10 million on Sydney Sweeney as their new brand ambassador in a desperate attempt to recover from the Dylan Mulvaney disaster that cost them $1.4 billion in sales. Speculation Reaches Fever

The Trump administration has designated a deadly South Asian terror group’s suicide wing as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, closing a dangerous loophole that allowed extremists to evade U.S. sanctions by operating under an alias. Trump Administration Closes Terror Sanctions Loophole The

Federal agents flood D.C. streets for a week-long crackdown as the White House vows swift jailing of criminals and orders homeless encampments cleared “far from the Capitol.” What the Federal Surge Means on the Ground Federal law enforcement expanded its day-to-day

Rubio says Washington will use every counterterrorism tool against cartel networks—including those tied to Maduro—ending years of treating them like “local street gangs.” Rubio’s Pledge: Treat Cartels as Terrorists, Use All U.S. Power Secretary of State Marco Rubio told EWTN on

The push to penalize Ireland for boycotting Israeli goods has sparked a heated debate within the Republican Party, with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene challenging the pro-Israel influence in Congress. Republican Divide Over U.S.-Israel Policy In a significant departure from the typical

President Trump’s unprecedented move to federalize the D.C. police force under the Home Rule Act marks a significant assertion of presidential authority, signaling potential expansions to other major cities. Trump’s Strategic Move in Washington, D.C. On August 11, 2025, President Donald

A Martha’s Vineyard food vendor twice refused to serve Alan Dershowitz because of his politics and clients—spotlighting a growing trend of ideological blacklisting that chills free association and tests civil rights law. Refusal of Service Over Politics Sparks Legal and Cultural

Emergency declarations are fast becoming Washington’s catch‑all lever—reshaping trade, immigration, and policing with minimal congressional input and maximum impact on everyday Americans. IEEPA Tariffs Signal Executive Power Shift Over Trade On April 2, 2025, the White House declared a national emergency