Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), a critic of Donald Trump and former member of the Jan. 6 committee, dared Trump to criminally charge him after Trump declared pardons signed by President Biden “VOID.” Kinzinger challenged Trump on CNN, calling his claims a distraction and daring him to take legal action. Trump had recently criticized Biden’s use of autopen for pardons, though some legal experts confirm … Continue reading Adam Kinzinger Dares Trump To Arrest Him: ‘Stop Pretending Like You’re Tough’

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticized Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer for supporting a Republican-backed stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. Walz argued that Democrats gave up leverage and will now be blamed for any fallout from the bill. He also expressed disappointment with the Democratic Party’s lack of coordination on the issue, reinforcing perceptions of fragmentation, Politico has reported. His comments, made during … Continue reading Walz knocks Schumer over government funding blowup

Prime Minister Mark Carney indicated he’s in no rush to discuss the ongoing trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump, stating that such a conversation will happen at the “appropriate time.” Carney emphasized his focus on strengthening Canada’s economy and sovereignty in response to Trump’s tariff actions, which have raised questions about the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). While Carney acknowledged trade tensions, he stressed the importance … Continue reading Carney signals he’s in no rush to speak with Trump after visit to U.K., France

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a 90-minute call to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. The leaders agreed to begin peace negotiations, focusing on a ceasefire against energy infrastructure and technical talks on a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea. Trump described the call as “very good and productive,” emphasizing the need for peace and highlighting the human toll of the … Continue reading Trump, Putin agree to begin ceasefire negotiations in Middle East, White House says

House Speaker Mike Johnson discussed his struggles working with Democrats, particularly during the passage of the government funding resolution. He argued that many Democrats prioritize their opposition to Trump over the country’s interests. Johnson emphasized upcoming priorities, including border security, American energy dominance, tax cuts, and regulatory reform, noting that Republicans would likely proceed without Democratic support, Breitbart News has reported. He expressed confidence that … Continue reading Mike Johnson: Democrats ‘Seem to Hate President Trump More than They Love America’

Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) clashed with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and other Democrats over their shifting stance on the Senate filibuster. Sinema criticized Ocasio-Cortez for opposing the filibuster to protect Roe v. Wade, noting a change in position among Democrats who previously advocated for its elimination. Ocasio-Cortez expressed frustration over Senate leadership not using the filibuster when needed to block harmful GOP policies. Sinema, … Continue reading Sinema calls out Ocasio-Cortez, other Dems over ‘sudden change of heart’ on filibuster

At the annual Gridiron Club dinner, Washington journalists broke a 140-year-old tradition by refusing to toast President Trump, instead raising their glasses in support of press freedom. This came after Trump and key White House officials skipped the event. The tensions were further highlighted when Maryland Gov. Wes Moore joked about Trump’s ties with Russia, leading Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll to walk out, the Daily … Continue reading D.C. Press Breaks 140-Year Tradition in Snub to Trump

The liberal group Indivisible called for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to step down after he supported a GOP bill to prevent a government shutdown. Schumer’s decision angered many Democrats, who viewed a shutdown as a key leverage point against President Trump. Indivisible’s call reflects broader dissatisfaction, with 82% of its New York leaders and 91% nationwide voting for Schumer’s resignation. Schumer defended his decision, … Continue reading Liberal group calls for Schumer to step down