Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing a mounting backlash from voters, activists, and her chief challenger as her reelection bid collides with deep public frustration over crime, homelessness, and civic decay.

Senator Bill Cassidys decision to side with Democrats in the impeachment of President Donald Trump has finally caught up with him, as Louisiana Republican voters have now ended his Senate career at the ballot box.

For five long hours in rough Atlantic waters, 11 people who had just survived a plane crash off the Florida coast clung to a yellow life raft, cut off from communication and unsure whether anyone even knew they were alive.

New York City Democratic Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing scrutiny after video from his January inauguration showed him making a hand gesture strikingly similar to the one that once had leftists accusing Elon Musk of giving a Nazi salute during President Donald Trumps inauguration.

Target, still reeling from years of self-inflicted controversy and customer backlash, has managed to spark yet another wave of frustration this time over something as basic as its shopping carts.

Fresh from helping to end Sen. Bill Cassidys political career in Louisiana, President Donald Trump is turning his fire on Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, urging Republican voters to oust another intraparty critic and warning the rest of the GOP that defiance carries consequences.

The latest manufactured outrage over FBI Director Kash Patels visit to Pearl Harbor says far more about the medias priorities than it does about any supposed misconduct at a sacred memorial.

Socialist Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman is leveraging deep ties to the entertainment industry in an aggressive bid to oust incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, drawing a wave of high-profile Hollywood donors who appear eager to push the city further left.

A former congressional staffer now seeking a seat on a Florida school board is accusing Rep. Thomas Massie (R., Ky.) of offering her thousands of dollars to keep quiet about what she describes as a romantic relationship that began mere months after the death of his first wife.

New Yorks Democratic leadership is once again paralyzed by its appetite for ever-higher spending, and taxpayers are the ones left holding the bill.