October 2026
North Carolina Democrat Who ‘Recently’ Left GOP Donated to Bernie Sanders in 2016
Barringer claims he left the party because of Trump’s takeover, but he first donated to Sanders before Trump won the GOP primary in 2015.
Katie Zacharia Out as White House Press Secretary After Five Days on the Job
Katie Zacharia is out as White House press secretary after just five days on the job, a White House official confirmed.
Missouri Pro-Lifers Tie Abortion to Trans Procedures to Turn the Ballot-Referendum Tide
In 2024, Missourians approved a referendum guaranteeing a right to abortion up until viability. This time around, pro-lifers have a new strategy.
Talarico Tells Catholic Voter Bible Is ‘Silent’ on Abortion
Talarico sparred with a Catholic theology professor at a town hall Wednesday night.
Michigan School District Set Racial Hiring Quota, Violating Federal Civil Rights Law, Complaint Says
An agreement between the district and teachers’ union explicitly states that schools should hire minorities over more senior white applicants.
‘Kissing Putin’s A**’: GOP Congressman Unloads on Trump’s Latest Russia Moves
Bacon’s comments come days after Trump announced an agreement with Putin in which Russia would supply several million tons of diesel to the U.S.
Nine Major Banks ‘Denied, Debanked, and Discriminated Against’ Conservatives, Trump Admin Probe Finds
A federal investigation details account closures and denied credit involving Trump merchandise sellers, religious groups, and conservative business owners.
Washington Girls Cross Country Runners Protest Meet Over Male Student’s Participation
More than half of the Camas High School girls cross country team walked the first 50 meters of a recent race, with arms linked, in protest of a male athlete who has competed in five recent races in the female category.
This Obscure Balkan Territory Has a Lot of Friends in Trump World
Top Trump advisers Chris LaCivita and James Blair, both of whom played a significant role in getting Trump reelected, lent their political expertise to Republika Srpska’s government leading up to the election, according to a person familiar with the relationship.
The U.S. Needs Lithium — but Washington Makes It Next to Impossible to Mine
America’s lithium reserves remain largely untapped as lengthy federal permitting reviews and environmental lawsuits delay domestic mining projects. A Utah lithium developer’s experience highlights the obstacles posed by NEPA, the Bureau of Land Management, and litigation.