The suspect previously obstructed a White House entry lane in June of 2025 and told Secret Service agents he was Jesus Christ.
"Never forget Democrats used fallen soldiers to score political points and for clicks. The most disgusting thing I have ever witnessed!"
A three-judge panel on Tuesday blocked Alabama Republicans’ congressional map that would’ve given the party a potential pickup opportunity in the midterms. The judges ruled the Supreme Court’s recent blockbuster decision narrowing the Voting Rights Act does not impact their finding that the map intentionally discriminates against Black voters in violation of the Constitution. It means Alabama cannot use…
The three-judge district court panel ordered Alabama to use a congressional map with two majority-Black districts in the upcoming midterm elections.
A three-judge panel on Tuesday blocked Alabama Republicans’ congressional map that would’ve given the party a potential pickup opportunity in the midterms. The judges ruled the Supreme Court’s recent blockbuster decision narrowing the Voting Rights Act does not impact their finding that the map intentionally discriminates against Black voters in violation of the Constitution. It means Alabama cannot use [...]
The White House is pushing back hard after CNN published a report examining President Donald Trump's health and mortality — calling the journalist behind the story an "idiot" and blasting the outlet as "gutter trash."Rapid Response 47, the Trump White House's official rapid response account, unloaded on CNN reporter Kevin Liptak after he published a piece Monday headlined "Trump's advanced age and threats to his life serve as reminders of his own mortality.""You're an idiot," the account posted on X, directing the insult at Liptak. "The 'threats to his life serve as reminders' that Radical Left lunatics — incited by outlets like gutter trash CNN — keep trying to murder him."The account also defended the president's work ethic, claiming Trump "works harder in one day than you have in your entire life."Liptak's report noted that Trump has begun making tacit acknowledgments of his own mortality, musing during a White House event earlier this year, "I don't know how long I'll be around. I have a lot of people gunning for me."The pushback comes as outside physicians say they have persistent questions about the nearly 80-year-old president's health. The White House has attributed recurring bruises on Trump's hands to his daily aspirin use and frequent handshaking — an explanation one cardiologist called "not credible." A viral New Year's Eve video also showed Trump appearing to drag his right leg, renewing concerns. Meanwhile, Trump's swollen legs — attributed by the White House to chronic venous insufficiency — have prompted warnings from physicians that the condition could warrant evaluation for congestive heart failure.Trump is set to undergo his third physical exam since taking office as the oldest president ever inaugurated. His physician is expected to release a summary of findings following the exam.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Michigan police officer’s attempt to evade an excessive force claim arising from an incident that took place during a protest in the aftermath of the George Floyd killing
Trump has been trying to kill bipartisanship, but this is one bipartisan bill that Trump desperately needs.
A number of Democratic lawmakers believe they’ve uncovered a “secret” effort by Republicans to “meddle” in Democratic primary elections, one involving “next-level obfuscation” to conceal the identities of those behind the effort, Punchbowl News reported on Tuesday.“We don’t know who’s speaking, we don’t know what their real motivations are, and the things that they do talk about may be completely different from why they’re involved,” said Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), speaking with Punchbowl News. “It really degrades public discourse and just creates paranoia and uncertainty.”That effort is the rise of “mysterious” and “stealthy” super political action committees (PACs) this election cycle that have dumped millions of dollars into Democratic primary races in an effort to, Democrats suspect, boost candidates viewed as “less formidable or even toxic” so as to give Republicans a better shot in the November general election, Punchbowl News reported.The practice of groups linked to a particular political party dumping money into primary races of an opposing political party became more commonplace with the Supreme Court’s 2010 decision in Citizens United v. FEC, which eliminated restrictions on campaign spending. However, this election cycle, those engaging in the practice have gone above and beyond to better conceal their identities.“These super PACs have to file statements of organization with the FEC, report these independent expenditures and place orders with TV and radio stations. Typically, all this offers clues into who is running the group and their partisan affiliation because the treasurer is a known political operative,” Punchbowl News’ report reads.“But not this time. The treasurers of these groups have no apparent online footprint. The addresses listed are post offices, Staples stores or similar sites. These groups will have to disclose their donors eventually, but they can hide those donors by transferring money from a 501(c)(4) nonprofit. This is next-level obfuscation.”Speaking with Punchbowl News, Rep. Greg Casar (D-TX) highlighted funding from a mysterious super PAC supporting Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo of Texas, who recently vowed to turn an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center into a “castration processing center for pedophiles,” whom she said would likely be “most of the Zionists.”“You have an openly bigoted person who has no business in elected office getting boosted by a Republican PAC,” Casar said. “So the Republican leadership here, of course, is going to go to great lengths to hide that.”