President Donald Trump was supposed to look busy this weekend — at least according to a glossy Oval Office photo blasted out by Sen. Markwayne Mullin. But the whole thing blew up when viewers zoomed in and realized the picture didn’t match reality. Instead of “working through the weekend,” Trump was actually golfing in Florida,...
“So You Think You Can Dance” star Joshua Allen was laid to rest on Nov. 9, but what happened during his homegoing service has social media in disbelief after a shocking casket moment was caught on camera. Allen, who died at 36 on Sept. 30, was the Season 4 winner of “So You Think You...
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries offered clear support for Chuck Schumer on Monday as his Senate counterpart faced intense progressive criticism over his handling of the government shutdown compromise. When reporters asked whether Schumer was effective as Senate minority leader and should keep his job, Jeffries responded with an unambiguous endorsement, marking a shift from...
Less than a day after President Donald Trump was heavily booed at Sunday’s Washington Commanders game, the Oval Office became the stage for a carefully orchestrated distraction. Surrounded by loyalists eager to lift his spirits, Trump hosted what should’ve been a low-key swearing-in ceremony — but it quickly morphed into an awkward display of flattery...
The political future of San Francisco took an unexpected turn as Christine Pelosi announced her decision to pursue a California state Senate seat rather than follow directly in her mother’s congressional footsteps. The choice effectively reshapes the landscape for one of the most coveted House seats in the country. Christine Pelosi, an attorney, author and...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom didn’t hold back. Furious that his party had folded in a high-stakes showdown with Donald Trump, he made his frustration public within hours of the Senate vote that ended the six-week government shutdown. Newsom’s outrage this time wasn’t aimed at Trump directly — but at his own side for giving him...
The United States government shutdown has entered its 40th day, solidifying its position as the longest such impasse in American history. Despite plans for a rare Sunday Senate session, lawmakers appear no closer to resolving the political standoff that has left millions of Americans facing uncertainty about essential services and benefits. Sunday session offers little...