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Rogers and Marshall Turn the Senate Debates Into a Trump Loyalty Trial—and America Loses
Democrats Are Overplaying Their Hand: The Blue Wave Is a Mirage
Trump's Darkening Rhetoric Startles Even His Most Seasoned Observers
With the midterm campaign entering its final stretch, the president is trading economic arguments for racially and religiously charged warnings that American civilization itself is on the brink.
Vance Tries to Steady Republicans in 2026—and May Pay for It in 2028
JD Vance’s effort to help Republicans survive the midterms is exposing the same weaknesses that could complicate a 2028 presidential bid.
Trump Denies Meddling With Musk's Starshield in Ukraine as Ties With Zelensky Fracture
A dispute over who throttled a US-controlled satellite network has deepened the worst Washington-Kyiv rift in a year, with Trump blaming Ukraine for the war and Zelensky vowing to hit Russian refineries again.
How Trump’s Megabill Could Be Affecting You Right Now
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is already reshaping health coverage, food aid, and student debt for millions of Americans.
Republicans Take a Dark Turn as Their Midterm Message Grows Harsher
As their poll numbers sag and once-safe states tighten, top Republicans are escalating racial, religious, and personal attacks on Democratic rivals instead of offering a competing agenda.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Is a Fake Lawyer, and the Trump Team's Vetting Is a Bad Joke
The new top spokeswoman built her public brand on a legal title she never earned, exposed the White House's slapdash screening, and handed Republicans a hypocrisy problem while they smear a Democratic doctor.
Trump’s MAGA Merch Empire Is a Vulgar Temple of Economic Panic, Grievance, and Revenge
Inside Trump Town USA, MAGA merchandising turns economic fear and political hatred into a profitable carnival of vulgarity, revenge, and anti-democratic fantasy.
Democrats Will Win the Midterms and Still Fail to Fix America’s Wallet
Voters are handing Democrats a mandate built on rage against an unpopular president, but the party’s affordability promises will crash into veto power, a fractured Congress and its own ideological civil war — setting up a 2028 sequel on the exact same crisis
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