Articles By: Ethan

Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has drawn a red line with his own party, declaring that a formal embrace of anti-Israel politics in the Democratic platform would be enough to make him walk away.

Texas Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico is once again under fire for a pattern of remarks that many Texans view as fundamentally at odds with the values and traditions of the state he seeks to represent.

A heated House hearing on the deadly consequences of sanctuary city policies erupted into a partisan shouting match this week after a Republican lawmaker detailed the immigration failures that allegedly enabled the murder of an American teenager.

Democrats and their media allies have found a new target in their ongoing crusade against Donald Trump: routine efforts to restore and protect some of Washington, D.C.s most iconic landmarks.

Joe Rogan is once again calling out the political and media establishment, this time over the lack of accountability for the years-long Russiagate narrative that was used to undermine President Donald Trump and his agenda.

A widows modest Memorial Day request for a single photograph of her husbands grave at Arlington National Cemetery has blossomed into a sweeping testament to remembrance, gratitude, and the enduring American spirit.

President Donald Trump plans to preside over Wall Streets opening next week from behind the Resolute Desk, using the power of the Oval Office to spotlight his administrations latest effort to expand market participation for American families.

A Los Angeles-area man has admitted in federal court to sending hoax ransom demands while impersonating the kidnapper of Today show co-host Savannah Guthries missing mother.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnells office issued a statement after it emerged that the Kentucky Republican had been discovered unconscious at his Washington, D.

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin is sounding the alarm over what he describes as the creeping socialism of New York Citys political leadership, warning that if business leaders remain silent, the citys economic engine could be irreparably damaged.

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