The launch of the Womens Pro Baseball League this weekend was overshadowed not by the play on the field, but by a national anthem performance that quickly became a viral spectacle for all the wrong reasons.

A new CNN poll underscores how deeply the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have penetrated the Democratic Party, with roughly one in three Democrats now openly embracing the label democratic socialist.

A self-described Democratic Socialist in New York is under fire after turning to online crowdfunding to cover his living expenses while he waits to assume a taxpayer-funded post in the state Assembly.

Liberal radio personality Charlamagne tha God stunned many of his own listeners this week by openly questioning Dr.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. clashed sharply with CNN host Dana Bash over the governments COVID-19 response, constitutional rights, and the effectiveness of the vaccine, turning a routine interview into a pointed indictment of media and public-health orthodoxy.

Ohio Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) has moved aggressively to counter explosive child-abuse allegations from his ex-wife, releasing a video statement and a trove of legal and audio records in an effort to put primary-source evidence before the public.

The White House is facing fresh scrutiny after it used music from anti-ICE Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny in a celebratory video touting President Donald J.

Californias Democratic attorney general is attempting to block a major media merger that federal regulators have already cleared, even as the move risks driving tens of billions of dollars in economic activity out of his own state.

A cadre of high-profile conservative figures once aligned with President Donald Trump is now openly discussing the creation of a new political party, signaling a dramatic rupture on the populist right.

Kansas voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to overhaul how their highest court is chosen, replacing the current appointment system with direct elections for state Supreme Court justices in a move long sought by conservatives frustrated with liberal-leaning rulings on abortion, school finance and capital punishment.