Hegseth Calls for $350 Billion Defense Boost, Rejects Impeachment Efforts
The War Secretary demands substantial military funding while denouncing Democratic impeachment attempts as political theater.
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Steve Hilton: Trump's Unpopularity Hurt My California Governor Campaign
The former Fox News host acknowledged the role of anti-Trump sentiment in his defeat but vowed to continue fighting for lower costs in the state.
MAHA Supporters Say Trump's Broken Promises Fueled Democratic Midterm Victories
Frustration over unmet expectations on issues like pesticides and vaccines led some voters to back Democrats or abstain from voting, activists claim.
Charles Wells, Decorated NYPD Bomb Squad Inspector and 'American Hero,' Dies at 79
Wells, a Marine Corps veteran who disabled over 100 bombs and led the NYPD/FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force after 9/11, was remembered for his bravery and dedication.
Latino Voters in Texas Shift Leftward, Prompting Republican Concern
Economic anxieties and backlash against immigration enforcement appear to be driving a significant political realignment in the state's border regions.
Democrats' Push to Pause AI Development Could Trigger Financial Fallout, Critics Warn
Concerns are mounting that a 'day one' Democratic agenda to halt advanced AI development could lead to a stock market crash, increased inflation, and reduced wages.
FBI Agent Charged in Brooklyn Hit-and-Run and Cover-Up Attempt
An FBI agent allegedly struck a pedestrian with his vehicle while driving against traffic, then moved the unconscious victim to a bench instead of seeking medical aid.
Additional Mandelson Papers Expected Before Christmas
More documents from Peter Mandelson's archives are slated for release before the holiday season.
'Extinction-Level Event' and 'Blue Tsunami': Republicans Assess Midterm Losses
GOP figures considering a 2028 presidential run react to disappointing election results, with varied explanations for the party's performance.