Few figures have remained as outspoken—or as unwavering—in their support of President Donald Trump as retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn. Across both of Trump’s presidential terms, and during the years in between, Flynn has consistently aligned himself with the America First movement and many of the president’

The Trump administration refused to retreat after The Washington Post scolded the executive branch for what it described as “hailing Christmas in explicitly sectarian terms,” framing the criticism as yet another attempt by legacy media to police expressions of faith in public life. The newspaper went further, portraying the administration’

President Donald Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday at Mar-a-Lago in what both sides described as the most consequential diplomatic engagement to date aimed at ending Russia’s nearly four-year war in Ukraine. The talks, which stretched more than two hours, produced broad agreement on

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk unfolded in full public view — and now, significant portions of the legal proceedings surrounding his accused killer will also be opened to the public. On Monday, the judge presiding over the case against alleged gunman Tyler Robinson ruled that the public will gain

Federal authorities announced that the FBI successfully stopped a planned New Year’s Eve terrorist attack in Southern California, preventing what prosecutors described as a coordinated bombing campaign aimed at major commercial facilities in Los Angeles. According to officials, the plot was orchestrated by a radical pro-Palestinian, left-wing,

President Donald J. Trump forcefully condemned the Justice Department’s handling of newly discovered Jeffrey Epstein materials after officials revealed that additional documents exist but may take weeks to be released to the public. Reacting on social media Friday, the president accused Democrats of using the Epstein case as a

A jazz musician who abruptly pulled out of hosting a long-running Christmas Eve concert at the Trump–Kennedy Center may soon face serious legal consequences, as venue leadership signals it is prepared to pursue up to $1 million in damages over what officials describe as a politically motivated breach

President Donald J. Trump is signaling that the 2026 midterm elections will hinge squarely on the issue that matters most to American households: prices at the checkout counter. In a Friday interview with Politico, the president said voters deciding control of Congress next year will judge the administration based on

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s recent announcement that she and her husband are expecting their second child sparked predictable speculation from media observers about whether she would step away from her role in the Trump administration. That question has now been decisively answered — and the answer is no.

Democratic strategist Julian Epstein acknowledged Friday that Democrats can no longer count on reflexive support from their wealthy liberal donor base, as financial strain and internal disarray continue to plague the party’s national apparatus. According to Federal Election Commission filings, the Democratic National Committee’s main fundraising arm is