Die-hard Trump supporter blows the whistle on Jared Kushner on live TV

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Parents Are Using AI to Fake Their Kids’ School Photos (And Bragging About It)

In a recent audio leak, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton proclaimed his willingness to consider cuts to federal benefits during a private fundraiser with lobbyists in Washington, D.C. The conversation, which has drawn significant attention, highlights Paxton's approach to tackling the federal deficit—a topic that is becoming increasingly pivotal as the election approaches. The recording, obtained by The Texas Tribune, reveals Paxton stating, “There’s no doubt we have to cut some of the mandatory spending,” as he discussed strategies for reducing the federal deficit.

Three years ago today, Hamas murdered some 1,200 people in Israel, the vast majority of them civilians, committed horrific atrocities, and dragged 251

A recent national poll revealed that an overwhelming majority of registered voters identify one word to describe President Donald Trump: "corrupt." This descriptor highlights a significant turning point for the Democratic Party as it strategizes for upcoming midterms and the 2028 presidential election. The survey results present a unique opportunity for Democrats, as they seek to capitalize on widespread sentiments about corruption within Trump's administration and the broader Republican agenda.

The Army has scheduled Nidal Hasan’s December 3 execution at Fort Hood — the first military execution since 1961 — while the Pentagon still will not explain how the firing squad will operate.

Hegseth thinks a firing squad execution is entertainment

During a recent debate, Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) found herself at the center of a political storm, with her comments on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh igniting fierce criticism. In a heated exchange, Collins defended Kavanaugh against accusations that he misled her about his stance on Roe v. Wade, claiming he never lied to her. This controversy exploded after Collins responded to a moderator's question about whether Kavanaugh had deceived her when he labeled Roe "settled law" before his confirmation.

Democratic senator says Hegseth trying to hide costs of Iran war from US public

A retired Air Force general has sounded the alarm over the recent actions of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, suggesting that the ongoing overhaul of military leadership could undermine the effectiveness of the U.S. armed forces. Brigadier General John Teichert, who once led key installations like Joint Base Andrews and Edwards Air Force Base, expressed serious concerns in a recent opinion piece for…

Jonathan Newell was reportedly barred from Nova Southeastern University after transferring from Cornell, where he was expelled following allegations linked to a fraternity sexual assault case.