Democrats in Maine woke up to a crisis they created and then tried to manage with a fire extinguisher and very little water. Accusations that could decide a U.S. Senate seat landed in the lap of a first-time nominee, and within hours ranked Democrats were publicly washing their hands. The media reaction has been raw, More

Sen. John Fetterman took the stage on Fox News and did something most Democrats rarely do: he named names. Fetterman demanded that Sen. Bernie Sanders apologize and pull his endorsement of Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner after a Politico report detailed a woman’s allegation that Platner sexually assaulted her in 2021. The charge and Fetterman’s More

Senator Mark Kelly set off a social-media firestorm this week when he posted a photo of himself at a Tucson World Cup watch party wearing a Mexico national-team jersey. The senator’s breezy caption — “Lots of people out in Tucson to watch Mexico take on England. Tucson and La Rosa sure know how to do More

President Donald Trump has signaled a serious move on retirement policy. He told reporters he is “looking very strongly” at adapting Australia’s superannuation — a mandatory, employer‑funded retirement system — for American workers. He also named two cabinet officials, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, as the team working on a proposal. More

The Wisconsin Supreme Court just shut down a private path to check our voter rolls. In a 5–2 decision authored by Justice Janet C. Protasiewicz, the court blocked the Wisconsin Voter Alliance from getting guardianship “Notice of Voting Eligibility” forms that probate courts send to election officials. That ruling keeps one possible check on ineligible More

Sen. John Kennedy walked onto Hannity and did what a lot of voters secretly want: he called out Democrats for the mess in Maine and suggested a reckoning is coming. His tone was sharp, but the scene in Maine isn’t a punchline — it’s a test of whether national Democratic leaders will put principle over More