In a recent appearance on Fox News' "Hannity," former Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio expressed his support for socialist Democratic NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, asserting that Mamdani will ensure the safety of city residents, despite his previous calls to defund the police.

The push to expedite the confirmation process for President Donald Trump's nominees by altering Senate rules has gained traction.

Ian Sams, a former spokesman for President Joe Biden, known for his stint as a "Grillary Clinton" apron model, had a surprisingly limited interaction with the President during his tenure at the White House.

Winsome Sears, the Republican candidate for Governor in Virginia, recently responded to a Democratic official who, in a shocking display of victim-blaming, held her responsible for a racially offensive sign displayed against her at a school board meeting.

Tiffany Cross, a former MSNBC host now appearing as a guest on CNN, recently made headlines with her controversial remarks about Stephen Miller, a senior adviser at the White House.

In recent developments, allegations of mortgage fraud have surfaced involving several high-profile government officials.

In a recent development, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has vehemently refuted allegations made by a California Democrat that "The Diary of Anne Frank" was among the books proscribed by Florida public schools.

A recent gathering of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) has highlighted a growing disconnect between the party's leadership and the concerns of the American public.

In a recent incident that has sparked a heated debate on freedom of speech and political violence, a former teaching assistant at Washington State University (WSU) has been handed a jail sentence and probation for assaulting a student in a politically charged altercation on campus.

Vanity Fair's new editor, Mark Guiducci, is reportedly considering featuring First Lady Melania Trump on the magazine's cover, a move that has sparked significant controversy within the publication.