Politics covers breaking political news from the United States, including developments involving the White House, Congress, federal agencies, elections, campaigns, and government officials. Articles in this section focus on verified facts, official statements, and documented actions shaping national policy and political power.
Chris Wallace is leaving Fox News after 18 years and going to CNN+. He announced this on Sunday at the end of his show, saying the following: “After 18 years – this is my final ‘Fox News Sunday… It is the last time – and I say this with real sadness – we will meet … Read more
So far a reported 24 tornadoes have ripped across six states causing catastrophic damage across the middle of America. Kentucky was hit the hardest, thus far, causing at least 70 deaths to go with the horrible damages to businesses and homes, reported CBS News. Governor Andy Beshar gave a statement, saying: Earlier this morning at … Read more
If you’re driving a used car, then you might want to get a quote on it. Used car prices have soared with some being valued up to 30% more than usual thanks partially to inflation and the supply and demand crisis that has caused what could be an 18-year high in the auto industry. This … Read more
Fox News host Laura Ingraham spent a bit of time roasting Democrats for numerous reasons. She says the party is heading full speed towards the edge of a cliff and now they’re employing a “Jussie Smollett” defense ahead of their potential wipeout, in the sense that they act like victims when they might be … Read more
Charlie Cox will continue to play the MCU’s Daredevil. The news comes as the official statement of Marvel boss Kevin Feige. During his interview with CinemaBlend, Feige confirmed that Charlie Cox would be back as Daredevil but kept the exact timing a secret. Cox portrayed the character of Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer who turned … Read more
The York Regional Police Auto/Cargo Theft Unit is warning citizens that thieves have discovered a new way for tracking and stealing high-end automobiles across York Region. Officers have examined five occurrences since September 2021 in which suspects have put small monitoring devices on high-end vehicles to later locate and steal them. When parked in public … Read more
Raven Software employees who worked on Call of Duty: Warzone organized a walkout. Twelve Raven Software Quality Assurance testers were fired, prompting the walkout. Raven Software members detailed the layoffs of QA testers on December 3rd in a statement to the press. According to their statement, the Raven Software team’s reaction is one of betrayal … Read more
ST. Louis: A large tornado as reportedly struck an Amazon warehouse near Pontoon Beach in Madison County. Reports say many workers, maybe 100 or so, could still be trapped inside and this could be a ‘mass casualty’ situation – however there is not a current confirmation on the numbers as this is still an ongoing … Read more
We’re taking a look back at Jussie Smollett first interview after his alleged hate crime happened years ago and thinking, wow – this was probably his best acting considering how many people blindly followed his story since he was coming out as an anti-Trumper and the suspects were allegedly wearing pro-Trump hats. At this point, … Read more
Numerous Democrats are being mocked on social media as a result of Jussie Smollett’s guilty verdict in which he clearly staged a fake hate crime. Some of the notable Democrats are people such as Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, and members of the ‘Squad.’ People on Twitter are digging up old tweets and commenting on them, … Read more
HarperCollins announced that they will no longer be publishing Chris Cuomo’s book, while CNN said it would not pay Cuomo severance. So these are two big financial losses for the former anchor star in a short time. Cuomo’s book, Deep Denial, was supposed to be published in the fall of 2022, as per his original … Read more
The man who was arrested for torching the Christmas tree outside the New York City headquarters of Fox News and News Corp. has been released free on no bail. The 49-year-old suspect, Craig Tamanaha, told reporters after leaving a Manhattan criminal courthouse that he ‘didn’t do it.’ Only a few hours before the holiday shoppers, … Read more
President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate on private employers maybe won’t become law after all, as the Senate voted for it to be blocked. The Biden administration tried to push to flex federal power to boost vaccinations in the U.S., by proposing a rule that large private employers must require their workers to be vaccinated or … Read more
A woman, identified only by her first name Carolyn, testified in the ongoing Ghislaine Maxwell s-x-trafficking trial, claimed that she saw a photograph of Maxwell “nude and pregnant” at Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach house. Carolyn accused Maxwell of touching her when she was 14 and has claimed she visited Epstein for about four years, two … Read more
According to new evidence, a photo of Jeffrey Epstein kissing his ‘partner’ Ghislaine Maxwell was displayed in his Florida mansion. The evidence also shows an inside look at Epstein’s creepy Manhattan townhouse. Special Agent Kelly Maguire said that, after no one answered the door, her team “forced entry” into 9 E. 71st St. on July … Read more
In an effort to finally phase out smoking, New Zealand will prohibit the selling of tobacco to the next generation. According to a regulation that should be adopted next year, everyone born after 2008 will be unable to purchase tobacco products or cigarettes during their lifetime. Dr. Ayesha Verall, the Minister of Health, stated that … Read more
Roger Stone, an ally of Donald Trump, has rejected the Jan. 6 committee subpoena and will invoke his Fifth Amendment rights, declining to testify before the House January 6 commission, said his lawyer, Grant J. Smith. “In response to the recently served subpoena from the Select Committee, Mr. Stone has directed me to advise you … Read more
Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter criticized current District Attorney Larry Krasner’s recent remarks about whether Philadelphia is experiencing a crime crisis, by saying that those were ‘some of the worst, most ignorant, and most insulting comments he has ever heard spoken by an elected official. Krasner told reporters: “We don’t have a crisis of lawlessness, … Read more
Chris Cuomo, who got fired from CNN, has fired back at the network, accusing his boss of knowing everything about his alleged involvement in ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s scandal. Cuomo’s spokesman really threw the former anchor star’s longtime ally CNN President Jeff Zucker under the bus, by saying in a statement that the two were “widely … Read more
Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif. is resigning from his congressional seat to become CEO of Donald Trump’s new media company, Trump Media & Technology Group, or TMTG, that aims to launch its own social media platform in the future. The California Republican will give up his seat in the middle of his 10th term and begin … Read more
Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX CEO, said that there should be an “age limit” in candidates who run for political office. This is what Musk posted on his Twitter account: “Let’s set an age limit after which you can’t run for political office, perhaps a number just below 70.” If Musk’s proposal would take effect … Read more
If it is proved that CNN had prior knowledge of misconduct allegations against its recently fired star anchor Chris Cuomo but looked the other way, the liberal network will face a potential onslaught of lawsuits. CNN could be on the hook for “seven figures” unless it successfully moves away from Cuomo, said Benjamin Eghbali, CEO … Read more
Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime house manager in his home in Palm Beach, Florida, read aloud from an instruction booklet Ghislaine Maxwell gave him in 2001 or 2002 that instructed staff in detail how to handle Epstein’s homes. When Juan Alessi, the manager, testified in federal court and said that Most of the pages were just unbelievable … Read more
Facebook’s company, Meta, will soon test a built-in tool to split restaurant bills within Messenger. It’s called Split Payment and testing in US could start soon. You may use the new feature to ask individuals for money in a group chat as well as to track who has paid their half. Meta has provided screenshots … Read more
Kevin McCarthy, the House Minority Leader defended Rep. Lauren Boebert, because “she apologized” for recent insulting comments about Rep. Ilhan Omar’s religion. He also admitted that controversies surrounding Boebert and allies like Reps. Paul Gosar and Marjorie Taylor Greene cause “problems.” “It’s things we would not want to deal with,” McCarthy said, adding that the … Read more
Visitor logs reveal Jeffrey Epstein, a billionaire and accused trafficker, visited the White House 17 times during former President Bill Clinton’s first few years in office The logs have revealed several visits by Epstein beginning with an invitation just one month after Clinton’s inauguration in January 1993 by Robert Rubin, who was assistant to the … Read more
The first state to charge state workers enrolled in public employee health insurance plans a surcharge if they aren’t vaccinated will be Nevada. Charging unvaccinated workers up to $55 per month was voted by the state Public Employees’ Benefit Program Board, all in order to offset the costs of testing those who haven’t gotten shots … Read more