Federal Election Commission Chairwoman Ellen Weintraub is refusing to leave her post after she received a letter from President Donald Trump telling her she was fired. Weintraub took to social media to share the letter and claims she is not leaving her position because the notice is not legal. “Received a letter from POTUS today…

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Jeanine Pirro was sworn in as the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia recently and vowed to clean up Washington, D.C. And she has wasted little time. This week alone, Pirro’s office announced that: (1) Robbers were sentenced for kidnapping and beating a woman in her home; (2) Three more men in Washington, D.C.,…

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A group of Democratic senators introduced a bill Tuesday aimed at prohibiting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from wearing face masks while on duty, including during raids and the arrest of undocumented migrants. The legislation follows the release of video footage showing ICE agents arresting migrants while concealing their identities, often wearing plainclothes with…

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Billionaire tech mogul-turned-political agitator Elon Musk has reignited tensions with MAGA world, this time by alleging that former Trump advisor Steve Bannon is named in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Musk, who has recently distanced himself from President Donald Trump after slamming the former president’s “Big, Beautiful Bill,” launched a new attack on Trump’s former campaign…

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First Lady Jill Biden’s political ascent has paralleled the decline of her husband’s career, according to a new book chronicling how President Joe Biden lost the White House. A year after his pivotal debate performance, the nation’s first octogenarian president continues to face mounting scrutiny, with congressional investigations and newly released books highlighting concerns over…

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A federal court refused the Justice Department’s petitions to dismiss Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s lawsuit over his erroneous deportation to El Salvador, finding one of the motions “meritless.” U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis, an Obama appointee, did not immediately decide on Abrego Garcia’s request to be transferred to a federal prison in Maryland while awaiting his…

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Conservative host Tucker Carlson revealed a couple of stories that he avoids covering, but there is one topic in particular that especially frightens him. Speaking to the “Redacted” podcast, Carlson said he prefers not to revisit the 2020 election controversy and the numerous events that unfolded during that period. However, the former Fox News host…

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Rahm Emanuel is confirming that he’s considering a run for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. Emanuel — the former Chicago mayor, White House chief of staff in former President Barack Obama’s administration, and former congressman from Illinois — told Crain’s Chicago Business that “I’m looking at the (Democratic) field, and most importantly, what I have…

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President Donald Trump held his sixth Cabinet meeting of this year and addressed several major topics, particularly his administration’s response to the devastating flooding in Texas. After delivering brief remarks, Trump took a few questions from reporters in the room. Several of the initial questions were about the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the war between Russia…

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The U.S. Supreme Court delivered another win for President Donald Trump on Tuesday, clearing the way for his executive order to downsize the bloated federal government through mass layoffs across multiple agencies. In an unsigned order, the justices overruled a lower court decision that had blocked the president’s February 13 directive calling for “large-scale reductions…

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