President Donald Trump is warning that California’s drawn-out vote-counting process could be opening the door to serious election concerns after two Republican candidates delivered surprisingly strong performances in the state’s high-profile primaries for governor and Los Angeles mayor. In a Thursday post on Truth Social,

ABC endured a devastating ratings blow in May, falling to its weakest primetime performance of the 21st century and underscoring the growing disconnect between legacy broadcast television and American viewers. According to Nielsen Media Research, ABC was overtaken by Fox News Channel in weekday primetime, a remarkable shift that shows

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that the Justice Department is backing away from President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, a program designed to compensate Americans who say they were targeted by politically motivated government action. Blanche made the announcement during testimony before the House

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton is reportedly preparing to plead guilty in a federal case involving the mishandling of classified materials, according to CNN, which cited anonymous sources familiar with the matter. The report states that Bolton has agreed to pay a fine exceeding $2 million and will plead

The Justice Department has reportedly opened a criminal inquiry into E. Jean Carroll, examining whether she committed perjury during her civil litigation against President Donald Trump. The inquiry centers on Carroll’s 2022 testimony, in which she said she had not received outside financial assistance for her civil lawsuits against

Rep. Mike Lawler, a New York Republican, found himself facing sharp criticism from conservatives this week after posting a message on X recognizing “Pride Month.” “June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate love, acceptance, and the freedom to be yourself,” he wrote on Monday. “Happy Pride Month to all

Four House Republicans broke ranks with their party and joined Democrats in backing a measure aimed at blocking further U.S. military operations in the Middle East without additional approval from Congress. The resolution passed by a vote of 215 to 208. According to the House website, the measure was

South Dakota Sen. Mike Rounds secured victory Tuesday night in the Republican primary, defeating entrepreneur Justin McNeal and advancing one step closer to a third term in the U.S. Senate. Rounds, a former governor of South Dakota, will now face Julian Beaudion, a former South Dakota highway patrolman who

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is heading to a runoff after failing to secure the majority needed to win reelection outright, a major warning sign for one of the nation’s most high-profile Democratic mayors. Bass needed more than 50% of the vote to avoid a November showdown, but

California State Sen. Scott Wiener advanced out of Tuesday’s primary in the race to replace Democratic Rep. Nancy Pelosi, setting the stage for a closely watched general election battle in one of the most reliably liberal congressional districts in America. Wiener, a San Francisco progressive known for his left-