A recent survey of likely voters in Pennsylvania has produced a political anomaly that would have been almost unimaginable a decade ago: a sitting Democratic U.S. senator, John Fetterman, now enjoys a higher approval rating among Republicans than the states own Republican senator, Dave McCormick.

ABCs daytime talk show *The View* returned from its summer break this week and immediately resumed its role as a de facto campaign arm for the Democratic Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

The Trump administrations escalating confrontation with the Smithsonian National Museum of American History (NMAH) has now coincided with the announced departure of the institutions top official, sharpening a broader clash over whether Americas premier museums will serve history or ideology.

Left-wing activists on social media are marking the first anniversary of Charlie Kirks assassination with open glee, coining grotesque nicknames such as the Kirkiversary and Kirkaversary to celebrate the conservative commentators death at Utah Valley University.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says his department is preparing to alter its official seal to reflect what he describes as Americas current state of war against a growing array of threats.

Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) has quietly scrubbed prominent references to President Donald Trump and his America First agenda from key sections of her campaign website as she navigates a rare Republican-on-Republican congressional showdown in Southern California.

Corey Lewandowskis brief, unpaid stint at the Department of Homeland Security is now under intense scrutiny amid allegations that he operated as a de facto shadow secretary and sought to leverage his access for personal gain.

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The Seattle Police Department is preparing to release its own cache of internal text messages and Microsoft Teams communications from the night of the deadly Bite of Seattle mass shooting, a disclosure Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles says could come by the end of this week and may further expose the nearly five-hour communications collapse that followed the attack.

Multiple performers have abruptly withdrawn from a major Portuguese comedy festival headlined by Jerry Seinfeld, underscoring how deeply the Israel-Gaza conflict is roiling the entertainment world.