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  • In the latest digital misfire of a troubled federal rollout, the very agency charged with safeguarding the health data of millions has instead lit a quiet fuse beneath the financial identities of the nation’s doctors. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, under the banner of President Trump’s push to modernize health care technology, inadvertently…

  • By James J. Devine A man intent on doing serious damage to American democracy was at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where a California teacher may have gone to shoot him. It was supposed to be the night President Donald Trump finally showed up, after years of calling the dinner a swampy bore and the…

  • Since the end of February, nearly three hundred attacks have been recorded against American diplomatic facilities, but the violence has not remained safely overseas. Iranian retaliation has come home. Micheál Martin avoided the trap that snared Germany’s chancellor by politely pushing back as Donald Trump slammed Keir Starmer, NATO and migration to Europe. There is…

  • Former President Trump and his future wife, Slovenian model Melania Knauss, are seen with Jeffrey Epstein and Giselle Maxwell at his Mar-A-Lago estate in Florida.

    In the grand, gilded ledger of American power, the names are often written in ink that refuses to dry. The latest installment of the Jeffrey Epstein files, a sprawling monument to human corruption, offers not a smoking gun but a lingering, sulfurous haze. It is a fog that obscures the faces of the powerful while…

  • In a move that has ignited fury among the party’s grassroots, Senate Democrats on Thursday struck a deal with President Donald Trump and Republicans to avert a government shutdown, opting for negotiation at the very moment they held maximum leverage over the administration’s immigration crackdown. The agreement, which funds most of the government and provides…

  • In a stunning testament to American resilience, the National Rifle Association (NRA) emerged one year ago from a years-long legal “witch hunt” by New York Attorney General Leticia James not merely intact, but spiritually galvanized. The firearms advocacy organization, which interpreted the court’s judgment as a ringing endorsement, is already back to its core, constitutionally-protected…

  • In a display of executive power that would make a king blush, the Defense Secretary has announced that, despite a court ruling that his military occupation of the District of Columbia is illegal, the President has ordered another 500 troops into the nation’s capital, from the sun-drenched remove of his Mar-a-Lago estate. This command hurtles…

  • In a decision with profound legal and political ramifications, Georgia prosecutor Peter Skandalakis has formally dropped the 2020 election interference case against President Donald Trump and several of his allies who had not previously pleaded guilty. The move effectively ends the last active criminal prosecution concerning Trump’s efforts to overturn his defeat in his bid…

  • The gears of justice ground to a sickening, metallic halt today, not with a bang but with a legalistic whimper that echoes like a cannon shot through the marbled halls of a corrupted power. A federal judge, in a ruling so damning it smells of scorched earth and betrayed oaths, has thrown out the grotesque…

  • In an unprecedented use of the federal government’s official voice, multiple agencies have been commandeered for a partisan campaign, plastering their websites and automated messages with blame for the ongoing government shutdown squarely on Democrats. The move, unfolding in early October 2025, has prompted immediate ethics complaints and allegations that the Trump administration is violating…

  • The command came not through official channels but in a blast of digital fury from the sanitized comfort of Mar-a-Lago, a presidential decree that has effectively declared war on yet another American city. Only days before a possible government shutdown, tyrannical Republican President Donald Trump, stretching the limits of his authority until they scream in…

  • A shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas, Texas, early Wednesday left one detainee dead and two others injured, prompting renewed scrutiny over the federal government’s responsibility to protect individuals in its custody. According to authorities, the gunman fired from an elevated position in an adjacent building around 6:40 a.m.…

  • The scene could have been ripped from the pages of a dystopian novel—camouflaged federal agents in gas masks, National Guard troops in armored vehicles, and plumes of chemical smoke curling over the tomato fields of Ventura County. But this was no work of fiction. This was Thursday in California, where the Trump administration, in its…

  • A 19-year-old former member of the Michigan Army National Guard has been charged with attempting to carry out a terrorist attack on a U.S. military base in Warren, Michigan, federal authorities announced Wednesday. Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said of Melvindale faces charges of attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and distributing information related…

  • In a decision reaffirming the constitutional separation of powers, the Supreme Court delivered a stinging rebuke on Wednesday to the Trump administration’s brazen attempt to usurp Congress’s authority over federal spending. By a 5-4 vote, the top court refused to block a lower court order requiring the administration to restart nearly $2 billion in foreign…

  • With just four days remaining in his presidency, calls are intensifying for President Joe Biden to issue a pardon for Steven Donziger, a U.S. human rights attorney whose legal battles against Chevron have garnered widespread attention and sparked debate over corporate influence in the legal system. Donziger gained prominence for his role in securing a…

  • James P. Hoffa, the long-serving former leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), described the union’s choice to abstain from endorsing a presidential candidate in the 2024 election as a “critical error” on Thursday. Hoffa, the son of Jimmy Hoffa—who was the IBT president from 1957 until 1971—said that the Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris,…

  • The US federal government is on the verge of a shutdown as Republicans in the House of Representatives struggle to agree on a spending bill. A new hurdle has emerged with former President Donald Trump pushing for voter ID requirements to be linked to any funding deal, further complicating negotiations ahead of a Sept.30 deadline.…

  • A New York grand jury has indicted disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein on additional sex crimes charges, according to prosecutors from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. The indictment for the disgraced Hollywood producer remains under seal until Wednesday. The new charges come ahead of a retrial for Weinstein after a previous rape conviction collapsed this year.…

  • The long-delayed case that accuses disgraced former president Donald Trump of trying to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory is back Thursday before U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan. Chutkan is holding the first hearing on the matter in nearly a year in D.C. federal court, following the Supreme Court’s July ruling that presidents have…


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