Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is struggling to hold his caucus together as Democrats edge closer to forcing a government shutdown. According to Axios, Schumer privately floated a short-term funding patch to buy Democrats more time—but then publicly trashed the very idea when pressed on it, leaving

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) admitted she has “considered” joining the Senate Democratic caucus, though she emphasized deep policy differences that keep her aligned with Republicans—for now. In a podcast interview tied to the release of her new memoir, Far from Home: An Alaskan Senator Faces the Extreme Climate of

Republican and Democratic leaders walked out of the White House on Monday without a deal to keep the government funded, setting the stage for a likely shutdown at the end of the week. The high-stakes meeting with President Donald J. Trump lasted about an hour, but both sides remained entrenched

Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California revealed Monday on CNN that House Democrats plan to use congressional power to go after private citizens who have worked with President Donald Trump and his administration — a chilling admission that underscores the left’s weaponization of government against political opponents. Speaking with “CNN

President Donald J. Trump on Monday unveiled a sweeping plan to end the war in Gaza — a framework Israel has agreed to and which the United States says is supported by a number of regional players, including Qatar. The White House published the proposal just ahead of a joint press

With a government shutdown looming, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is once again proving incapable of leading his own party — let alone the country. According to Axios, Schumer privately floated the idea of a short-term funding bill to keep the government open for seven to 10 days while Democrats negotiated

A chilling revelation has surfaced in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination: a self-described witch who participated in a “curse” targeting the Turning Point USA founder now says she regrets the pain inflicted on his grieving widow, Erika Kirk. The woman, who goes by Priestess Lilin, told the Daily

At least four worshippers are dead and eight others wounded, including children, after a gunman launched a violent attack on a Latter-day Saints congregation in Michigan on Sunday morning. Authorities warn the death toll could climb as recovery efforts continue at the charred site. Police say the suspect, identified as

A Milwaukee County judge accused of helping an illegal alien evade arrest cannot shield herself with judicial immunity, a federal judge has ruled—setting the stage for a trial that could have sweeping implications for accountability on the bench. U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman denied Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan’

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered two major wins for President Donald J. Trump this week, siding with his administration on both immigration enforcement and foreign aid spending. On Monday, the Court voted 6–3 to lift a lower court injunction that had blocked the administration from deporting certain migrants