Boom! Wisconsin Brewer Who Promised Free Beer on Trump's Demise Loses License

Democrats Call FIFA President to Congress After Trump’s World Cup “Quid Pro Quo”

Meanwhile, FIFA announced that it is planning to sell a major stake in the World Cup to a Kushner family firm.

Who Wins (and Who Loses) in the Democrats’ New 2028 Primary Calendar?

Democratic Party officials have approved a new calendar that puts South Carolina at the head of the line. Black and Latino voters will gain new clout.

Scott Jennings posts Lindsey Graham’s funeral program—and Democrats may have a problem

CNN political commentator Scott Jennings had a trigger warning for Democrats about Sen. Lindsey Graham’s funeral. The front page of Graham’s funeral program was adorned with a […]

It’s easier than ever to trap young people in debt. What is the White House doing about it?

The White House hones in on financial literacy through Trump Accounts as more Zoomers turn to social media influencers amid rising debt. The gap between Boomers’ and […]

Trump-appointed Supreme Court justice takes aim at JD Vance: 'For crying out loud'

Vice President JD Vance's assertion that "Christianity is America's creed" got some surprising pushback from one of the Supreme Court's most conservative jurists.Justice Neil Gorsuch delivered a blunt dismissal of Vance's Christian crusade tied to his publicity tour to promote his new book about his conversion to Catholicism, according to a report from The Hill.In a recent PBS interview, the President Donald Trump-appointed jurist systematically dismantled the vice president's claim that Christianity forms the ideological foundation of American governance.Vance recently claimed, "I’m not saying you have to be a Christian to be an American. I’m saying something simpler and truer: Christianity is America’s creed, the shared moral language from the Revolution to the Civil War and beyond."Gorsuch, without mentioning the veep by name, took exception with the growing Christian nationalism Vance's remarks seem to bolster."And so America was not found -- I mean we have a First Amendment for crying out loud. No established religion, everybody has a freedom of religion, everybody has the freedom of speech, we are all equal under law," he told PBS host Margaret Hoover, before adding, "Now you can not believe in those ideas. Fair enough. But then we have a problem."According to The Hill, Gorsuch observed, "...that Charles Carroll, who was also Catholic, signed the Declaration of Independence alongside members of other Christian faiths. He also explained that Amish and Quakers settled in the then-British colonies.""We were founded, a lot of our colonies, for our religious pluralism, right? And the opportunity to practice your own faith in your own way," Gorsuch patiently explained."Those things are perfect ideas that speak to every human heart and that unite us all," Gorsuch elaborated for emphasis. - YouTube youtu.be

Trump says heroic teen lifeguard who saved boy from towering waves deserves White House honor

Trump says the California teen who repeatedly disappeared beneath crashing waves while saving a child showed extraordinary courage worthy of national recognition.

Who is in line to take Lindsey Graham’s role as ‘Trump whisperer’ for Zelensky and Netanyahu?

Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of Washington Secrets. It’s a day dominated by the late Lindsey Graham, with a ceremony at the Capitol Rotunda in the morning, followed by a funeral service at Washington National Cathedral. Three world leaders will attend: President Donald Trump, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. […]