A looming disruption to SNAP food aid will impact millions across all 50 states, not just in Democratic districts. Here’s a detailed look at who depends on these benefits and the potential national crisis.
After intense backlash, Indiana University reinstates the right of its student newspaper to publish news in print, ending a controversial two-week ban.
In California’s final election push, Proposition 50 has become a lightning rod for anti-Trump sentiment, with Democrats leveraging national anger to drive support for a controversial redistricting plan.
Vice President JD Vance faces criticism after saying he hopes his Hindu wife, Usha Vance, will convert to Christianity.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace faces backlash after allegedly cursing out airport police when her scheduled security escort didn’t arrive.
Leading Republicans including Ted Cruz and Mitch McConnell condemn Tucker Carlson’s interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes, while Heritage Foundation’s Kevin Roberts stands by him.
Donald Trump reveals a controversial marble-and-gold overhaul of the White House’s Lincoln Bathroom, sparking debate over historical integrity and presidential taste.
Federal immigration enforcement actions on Halloween led to violent clashes, school lockdowns, and public outrage in Chicago-area neighborhoods.
President Trump claims SNAP funding lapses would mostly hurt Democrats—but new data reveals millions of Republican voters also depend on food assistance.
The Trump administration has revoked journalists’ longstanding access to the White House press secretary’s office suite, citing security concerns—a move critics call an erosion of press freedom.