Waters Ordered To Pay Massive Fine For Violating Campaign Finance Laws

The campaign of progressive California Rep. Maxine Waters has agreed to pay a $68,000 fine after an investigation revealed that it broke many election regulations. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) stated in a batch of documents that the longtime House lawmaker’s 2020 campaign group, Citizens for Waters, violated many campaign finance regulations. The FEC accused [...]

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Jasmine Crockett One Step Closer to Being Redistricted Out of Office

Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett faces a major political challenge as Republicans push a redistricting plan that could eliminate her Dallas-based district and redraw her out of the seat entirely. The sweeping mid-decade proposal would dismantle five Democratic-held districts across Austin, Dallas, Houston, and South Texas—potentially shifting the balance of power in the U.S. House ahead [...]

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Supreme Court Could Soon Decide Fate of Same-Gender Marriage Case

SUPREME COURT FACES CONSTITUTIONAL CROSSROADS AS FORMER CLERK CHALLENGES MARRIAGE EQUALITY IN UNPRECEDENTED RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CASE The United States Supreme Court stands at a pivotal constitutional moment as it considers whether to hear a case that could fundamentally reshape the landscape of marriage equality and religious liberty in America. Former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis, [...]

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Hotel Guests Discover Sensitive Trump-Putin Summit Documents Left in Public Printer

In a shocking security oversight, sensitive documents detailing preparations for a high-level summit between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were reportedly discovered by hotel guests in Alaska—left in a public printer. The eight-page planning dossier, believed to have been compiled by U.S. officials, included highly detailed information such as: Direct phone numbers of government staff Exact meeting locations and [...]

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Longtime House Democrat Passes Away

Missouri Democratic Rep. Bill Clay Sr., the first black congressman from the state, died on Thursday after serving 32 years in the U.S. House. He was 94. Clay, a civil and workers’ rights advocate, represented the state’s 1st district from 1969 to 2001, and he was a driving influence in St. Louis’ recovery after “white [...]

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Hillary Clinton Shredded For Taking Swipe at Trump Over U.S. Army Parade

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faced sharp backlash on social media after mocking President Donald Trump’s military parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. Conservatives and critics accused her of showing “utter contempt” for the military, especially as she spent the weekend in the Hamptons attending a wedding while publicly attacking the [...]

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After Texas, Another Red State Moves to Add GOP House Seats

With Texas’s redistricting showdown nearing its end, Republicans are already setting their sights on Ohio. Lawmakers in the Buckeye State are preparing a high-stakes congressional map redraw that could net the GOP up to three additional House seats ahead of the 2026 midterms. Unlike in Texas, where Democrats staged dramatic walkouts to slow GOP efforts, [...]

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Strategic Appointment Signals Major Shift in National Security Leadership

A significant appointment within the national security apparatus has captured attention across Washington’s intelligence community, marking what analysts describe as a pivotal moment in the current administration’s approach to counterterrorism operations and domestic security policy. The strategic placement of experienced personnel in critical positions reflects broader shifts in how America’s intelligence infrastructure addresses evolving threats [...]

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Trump Reportedly Offers Zelensky Massive Security Guarantees

Zelensky heads to the White House Monday for a high-stakes meeting with Trump and European allies, as Washington debates security guarantees for Ukraine and potential peace terms with Russia. The talks come after Trump’s summit with Putin, where the Russian leader signaled openness to U.S.-backed “Article 5-like” guarantees for Kyiv. Zelensky welcomed the move but warned [...]

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People suggest haunting reason Trump was walking in zig zags for Putin meeting

Online commentators believe they may have uncovered the reason behind Donald Trump’s unusual walk during his high-profile summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska last week. On Friday, August 15, the two leaders met to discuss a potential ceasefire in Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine. Trump, who has long styled himself as a skilled negotiator, declared [...]

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White House Move Humiliates Zelensky Right Before High-Stakes Talks

Hours before the high-stakes talks in Washington, a sudden White House directive sent shockwaves through the Ukrainian delegation. Multiple reports indicate that Zelensky would be required to follow a strict formal dress code for the meeting — a last-minute move that critics call humiliating and supporters frame as a needed return to presidential protocol. Zelensky’s wartime olive attire has [...]

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Gavin Newsom Claps Back at Donald Trump Over Strange Online Rant

If you thought one-word tweets from Donald Trump couldn’t get any stranger, think again. Over the weekend, President Trump dropped yet another cryptic post on social media: simply “Bela.” That’s it. No context, no explanation — just the single, mysterious word. Naturally, this didn’t go unnoticed. If you thought Donald Trump’s social media could get any [...]

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