President Trump announced Friday that he plans to visit Venezuela following the interim government’s warm welcome for Energy Secretary Chris Wright this week.
Ken Paxton on course for John Cornyn runoff in Texas Senate Republican primary: internal poll
Around 36% of likely GOP primary voters in the Lone Star State support Paxton, 27% back Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and 15% prefer Rep. Wesley Read More
See the Valentine’s Day notes Republicans are sending their Dem foes: ‘Love note from reality’
The official House Republican campaign arm is firing off backhanded valentines to a dozen of its top Democratic targets in the 2026 midterm elections, needling Read More
Transportation chief Sean Duffy mandates merit-based hiring of US airline pilots
The secretary threatened federal investigations if the airlines refuse to comply.
AOC doesn’t deny 2028 White House ambitions when asked at Munich Security Conference
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) laughed off ribbing by a panel moderator at the Munich Security Conference on Friday about a possible bid for the White Read More
Transgender Activists Demand Answers From Surgeon Group Recommending Kids Keep Body Parts
Prominent transgender medical activists are up in arms over the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ recommendation that children under 19 not have body parts surgically Read More
ICE director stands his ground after Swalwell blowup, says Democrats are ‘misleading their constituents’
ICE Director Todd Lyons refuses to resign despite mounting Democratic pressure, telling Fox News he stands firmly by immigration enforcement mission.
Microsoft AI Boss Mustafa Suleyman: Most White-Collar Jobs Will Be Automated Within 18 Months
Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, has predicted that AI will be capable of automating the vast majority of white-collar professional tasks within the next 12 to 18 months.
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DOJ sues Harvard for withholding records on alleged race-based admissions
The US Supreme Court nearly three years ago found that Harvard had run afoul of federal civil rights law in its undergraduate admissions.
‘Safe Harbor Hideouts’ Shielding Doctors Who Perform Gender Surgeries Exposed
The Texas Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments in a case surrounding a statute that could impact how gender medical malpractice lawsuits are handled across Read More