A Democratic Senate hopeful in Maine is openly campaigning on a promise to dismantle the current structure of the U.S. Supreme Court — and replace it with a hard-left political weapon. Graham Platner, a former Marine and military contractor who later became a small-business owner and oyster farmer, is running

Rep. Jamie Raskin, the Maryland Democrat who serves as the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, is under growing fire after releasing a cache of private emails written by convicted trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell — messages that were allegedly obtained through illegal access inside a federal prison. Maxwell’s attorney, Leah

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is watching the political ground shift beneath his feet, and the tremors from the recent “Schumer Shutdown” are only worsening his standing inside a Democratic Party that is rapidly abandoning its old guard. Analysts in Washington say the long-time New York senator is emerging from

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer accidentally stumbled into honesty on Monday — and in doing so, he raised the very question Democrats have spent years dodging. During a press exchange, a reporter asked Schumer why the federal government failed to release the Jeffrey Epstein files during Joe Biden’s presidency. “Why

The internet rumor mill once again delivered a better story than reality — and, once again, the facts didn’t live up to the hype. And in this case, the very identity of the message’s recipient should have been our first clue that the viral tale was too good to

Larry Summers — the influential economist who helped shape policy under former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama — is retreating from many of his public roles after the release of a stunning seven-year email trail connecting him to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. According to Fox News, newly published transcripts from

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) — long considered one of the most aggressive anti-Trump partisans in Washington — may finally be on the verge of the accountability that conservatives have demanded for years. Jeanine Pirro, the former Fox News powerhouse who now serves as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, confirmed

The House delivered a rare show of overwhelming bipartisan unity on Tuesday, approving legislation that would compel the Justice Department to finally release its long-hidden files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The landslide vote marked a dramatic shift for a bill that had been bottled up for months amid

Michelle Obama has once again shut down the persistent fantasies from the Left about a potential presidential run — and this time, her answer was even more blunt than usual. Speaking at the Brooklyn Academy of Music during a Nov. 5 discussion with actress Tracee Ellis Ross, the former first lady

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday pushed back hard on Democrat-driven conspiracy chatter surrounding the Epstein files, making clear that President Donald J. Trump has nothing to do with the case—and emphasizing that the GOP majority is moving swiftly toward full transparency, despite Democrats trying to weaponize the issue.