After frequently voting against President Donald Trump’s urgings, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, is on shaky ground for her 2026 midterm reelection campaign and the White House is talking about potential GOP successors if she decides not to run. The problem is

Republicans are intensifying scrutiny over explosive revelations from former President Joe Biden’s recent interview with The New York Times, where he attempted to defend his final weeks in office and clarify his role in a controversial wave of last-minute pardons—only to

Three members of the Montana Army National Guard are facing criminal charges after allegedly landing a military Black Hawk helicopter on private property to retrieve elk antlers—without the landowner’s permission. According to court filings obtained by The Big Timber Pioneer, the

New revelations surrounding former President Joe Biden’s final acts in office have intensified scrutiny over the use of autopen-signed pardons—particularly those granted to high-profile figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci and General Mark Milley. A detailed New York Times report based on

Tensions between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell have reached new heights as the Fed continues to hold interest rates at near two-decade highs, despite inflation falling to a four-year low. Trump, backed by key allies in Congress

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CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten says the 2028 general election isn’t looking good for Democrats, as they are “behind their 2006 and 2018 paces when it comes to the generic congressional ballot.” “Their lead is less than half, less than