Frank Bojazi

It lasted less than a minute. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani walked onto a stage at a Staten Island police event Tuesday night and was immediately swallowed by a … Continue Reading

Cori Bush is heading home again. The former congresswoman and self-described democratic socialist failed in her bid to reclaim her seat in Missouri’s 1st Congressional District, losing to incumbent Rep. … Continue Reading

The Department of Justice filed suit Monday against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, three states that have been offering in-state tuition and financial aid to illegal aliens while American citizens … Continue Reading

Senate Majority Leader John Thune and the Republican Senate caucus have left Washington for their August recess. But before the doors closed behind them, Thune quietly arranged something that’s drawing … Continue Reading

A British radio employee triggered a nationwide alarm when a series of prerecorded messages falsely announcing the death of King Charles III accidentally aired live, sending the worker into a … Continue Reading

The Democratic Party’s civil war just produced one of its most colorful exchanges in recent memory, and the fallout is being felt well beyond the two men trading insults. Senator … Continue Reading

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed scrutiny after writings from 2021 resurfaced in which he blamed “toxic masculinity” for deep-rooted problems in American football culture. The piece … Continue Reading

President Donald Trump is pushing the Senate to make daylight saving time a permanent fixture, following a strong bipartisan House vote that would put an end to the twice-yearly clock … Continue Reading

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger walked into a wall of hostility during a recent visit to Galax, Virginia. The Democratic governor was met with loud, sustained booing from a crowd of … Continue Reading

Federal immigration agents are on the ground in Springfield, Ohio, targeting Haitian nationals whose Temporary Protected Status has been terminated, according to a new report. The enforcement operation arrives as … Continue Reading

President Donald Trump is not backing down from his fight with two Republican senators over the confirmation of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, threatening to sideline the nomination entirely after … Continue Reading

She inherited a Senate seat and a legacy. Now she’s carving out her own path, and on one of the most contentious issues in Washington, she’s going further than her … Continue Reading

There are few things more clarifying in Washington than watching a federal prosecutor drop charges against a national monument vandal, only to find herself rushing to the White House hours … Continue Reading

Senator Susan Collins of Maine has announced she will vote against confirming Todd Blanche as Attorney General, dealing a blow to Republican leadership as the Senate works to push through … Continue Reading

New York City’s new socialist mayor has a plan to open five city-owned grocery stores offering food at roughly 30 percent below retail prices. There’s just one catch to access … Continue Reading

After more than a decade on Boston television, Kimberly Bookman is stepping away from WHDH’s 7News. The veteran reporter made the announcement Sunday, telling viewers her final broadcast would air … Continue Reading

Pete Buttigieg is dropping strong hints that he wants another shot at the White House. The former Transportation Secretary and one-time South Bend mayor said he is leaning toward entering … Continue Reading

A former Iowa Democratic delegate and longtime Iowa State University employee is facing serious felony charges after allegedly attempting to arrange illegal sexual activity with someone he thought was a … Continue Reading

Eleven Republican senators are under fire for what critics say is a willingness to walk out of Washington for a 37-day summer recess rather than stay and fight for the … Continue Reading

The generic congressional ballot has been a source of quiet anxiety for Republicans all cycle. Democrats are holding a three-to-five point lead, enough to keep things competitive but far from … Continue Reading

The audacity required to argue in a federal legal filing that a daytime talk show qualifies as a “bona fide news interview program” is one thing. Doing it while clips … Continue Reading

When Donald Trump publicly declares he disagrees “100%” with one of his own appointees and asks “I don’t know what she was thinking?” on Truth Social, that is not a … Continue Reading

President Donald Trump announced late Saturday evening that he had called off a planned military strike against Iran, citing progress toward a diplomatic agreement. Trump made the announcement via social … Continue Reading

A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho on Saturday, killing three people and injuring seven others, with some of the wounded in critical condition. The … Continue Reading

A Tennessee Republican congressman is pushing to remove a federal judge from the bench after she issued a new order blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Somali nationals, … Continue Reading

Wisconsin Democrats just took another loss in court, and this one stings because they walked right into it. The state party’s gubernatorial primary was already in serious trouble heading into … Continue Reading