Category: Politics

Former President Donald Trump was unhappy that he was labeled the “third best” president after George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Trump told Senate Republicans at a White House Rose Garden luncheon that a TV expert placed him third among U.S. leaders. The author said, “I got extremely angry.” Trump’s wrath suggests he worries about his…

After being publicly snubbed from a high-profile Republican event at the White House, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul began a new political maneuvering this week. Paul chose to publicly support Kentucky Republican Representative Thomas Massie after missing former President Donald Trump’s Rose Garden luncheon. At a Senate Republican lunch Trump hosted, he highlighted that “everyone is…

Several Jewish, LGBTQ+, and other advocacy groups criticized a Republican campaign adviser’s remarks, igniting a new New Jersey governor’s race scandal. At a Piscataway rally, Ciattarelli’s volunteer Muslim liaison, Dr. Ibrar Nadeem, told supporters that if elected, he will repeal same-sex marriage legislation. He answered, “I check my bank account every day, brother,” and refused…

Recently announced federal education agency workforce reductions have prompted worries about the ability to support and safeguard disabled students nationwide. Advocates and families who rely on the U.S. Department of Education’s oversight were shaken by a massive layoff that eliminated nearly all staff from the office that implements the federal special education legislation. Internal files…

A recent poll suggests the son of a previous president may run for GOP nomination in 2028. Registered Republicans and Independents were asked which Republican primary candidate they would support today in a major news organization-commissioned Noble Predictive Insights poll. Party continuity and change are shown by results. VP J.D. Vance leads with 38% Republican…

A federal judge in Newark is looking more closely at the case against Representative LaMonica McIver because there are important questions about congressional oversight immunity and whether the prosecution may have been biased. McIver, a Democrat from New Jersey’s 10th Congressional District, is appealing petitions to dismiss the accusations that she assaulted and hindered federal…

A new Gallup research found that Americans think one party protects the nation’s money better. The Tuesday study found that Americans’ views of the Republican and Democratic parties had shifted since Trump’s second term. Americans don’t trust or like either party, says the study. Watch Again 3 In northern Japan, bears are striking again in…

Former President Donald Trump called nationwide “No Kings” protests “a joke.” Millions protested Trump’s dictatorship with “No Kings” rallies in all 50 states and D.C. An estimated seven million people attended over 2,600 events in one of the largest U.S. protests. Trump termed the protests “very small” and “very ineffective” despite the large attendance. He…

15 governors from across the country formed a multistate collaboration to improve cooperation, data sharing, and public health preparedness despite federal turbulence. Governors from California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and others lead the coalition to promote public health when government support and stability decline. The new group highlights that diseases and health dangers cross…

Trump was particularly combative during a Monday news conference when an Australian journalist questioned his proposal to end the Ukraine-Russia war. In the stately White House cabinet room, the reporter asked why Trump couldn’t let Ukraine end the war immediately. Trump answered sharply, stating, “If you knew what you were talking about…” I don’t think…