Hillary Clinton’s latest memoir, Something Lost, Something Gained: Lessons on Life, Love, and Liberty, released last month, has seen lackluster sales compared to her previous book What Happened from 2017. Her first memoir, which reflected on her 2016 election loss, sold 167,000 copies in its first week, while the new release only sold 27,000 copies. The book revisits familiar themes of her historic candidacy, her loss to Donald … Continue reading Hillary Clinton sells just 27,000 books in first week

Former UN ambassador Susan Rice criticized former President Trump after reports claimed he has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin at least seven times since leaving office, potentially violating the Logan Act. The law prohibits unauthorized negotiations with foreign governments in conflict with the U.S. Rice pointed out the irony, as Trump previously accused John Kerry of violating the same law for speaking with Iranian … Continue reading Susan Rice: Trump’s reported calls with Putin appear illegal 

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is distancing itself from controversy after CBS aired two different answers to the same question during her “60 Minutes” interview. A longer, meandering response aired on “Face the Nation” was replaced by a shorter, more focused version on a special Monday edition of “60 Minutes,” prompting confusion. Conservatives criticized her initial answer as a “word salad.” The Harris campaign clarified … Continue reading Harris campaign distances itself from ’60 Minutes’ edit: ‘We do not control CBS’s production decisions’

President Joe Biden held a 30-minute phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, their first conversation in nearly two months, to discuss Israel’s response to an Iranian missile attack. Biden urged a “proportional” retaliation and condemned the Iranian strike but did not elaborate on Israel’s plans. The call reflects growing tensions between the two leaders, with Biden frustrated over Netanyahu’s dismissiveness of his advice, … Continue reading Biden held ‘direct,’ 30-minute call with Netanyahu, White House says

India has pledged extensive financial support to the Maldives, including a $400 million currency swap and an additional 30 billion rupees ($357 million) to bolster the island nation’s struggling economy. This commitment was made during Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu’s visit to India, marking a potential thaw in relations following tensions after his election. Muizzu’s previous outreach to Turkey and China had strained ties with India, … Continue reading Indian financial aid opens ‘new chapter’ with Maldives

During his second rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, President Trump shared new details about his first assassination attempt, which occurred on July 13. He recounted how his son Barron learned about the incident while playing tennis, with someone informing him that his father had been shot. Trump described the chaotic scene as he was shot in the ear by gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks and quickly escorted … Continue reading Trump reveals new details of first assassination attempt in new interview

Former White House national security adviser John Bolton criticized the Biden administration for publicly opposing Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites and oil fields. In an interview on NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Bolton described President Biden’s comments as signs of incompetence or diminished mental capacity, suggesting that Biden is attempting to prevent a broader conflict ahead of the November elections. Bolton argued that Biden’s remarks aim … Continue reading Bolton blasts Biden for publicly opposing possible Israeli strikes on Iran

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton emphasized the need for social media companies to moderate content on their platforms, warning that failure to do so could lead to a loss of control over harmful information. In an interview with CNN’s Michael Smerconish, Clinton highlighted the need for federal action, despite some state-level regulations. She called for repealing Section 230 of the Communications Act, which currently … Continue reading Hillary Clinton warns: Allowing free speech on socials means ‘we lose control’

Kamala Harris expressed sympathy for Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who previously criticized the vice president for not having biological children, suggesting this meant Harris lacked humility. On the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, Harris emphasized that many women do not aspire to be humble and have love and family in various forms. She mentioned her two stepchildren, Cole and Ella Emhoff, referring to them as … Continue reading Harris says it’s ‘not the 1950s anymore’ in dismissing criticism over not having biological children

In a Sunday interview, Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton criticized special counsel Jack Smith’s recent filing in the election interference case against former President Trump, calling it “a temper tantrum from a deranged fanatic.” Cotton accused Smith of professional misconduct for submitting what he termed “unverified hearsay” and suggested that the timing, just before the election, was questionable. The filing, which labeled Trump’s actions on January … Continue reading Cotton calls Trump special counsel filing ‘a temper tantrum from a deranged fanatic’ 

Donald Trump returned to the site of his July assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, to rally his supporters, suggesting political opponents may have tried to kill him to stop his presidential campaign. Joined by Elon Musk, Trump used the event to evoke emotional responses and reinforce his image as a martyr. The rally featured heightened security and memorials for victims, including a firefighter killed during … Continue reading Donald Trump makes a return to Butler, scene of assassination attempt

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared that the country would not hesitate to use all available offensive forces, including nuclear weapons, if its sovereignty is threatened. This statement, reported by state news agency KCNA, came in response to South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s recent remarks about potentially ending the North Korean regime, which Kim criticized as destabilizing. Kim emphasized that any armed encroachment … Continue reading North Korea leader Kim threatens to use nuclear weapons against the South if attacked

The European Union’s top court ruled that all member countries must recognize official changes to gender identity made in other EU nations, a decision expected to enhance protections for transgender individuals. This ruling stemmed from a case involving Arian Mirzarafie-Ahi, a dual British-Romanian national who faced challenges updating his identity documents in Romania after legally obtaining recognition of his male gender in Britain. The European … Continue reading Top European court rules nations must recognize legal gender changes

Former President Barack Obama will campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz starting October 10, focusing on battleground states before Election Day. His first stop is in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. The campaign comes as both Harris and Donald Trump, along with their surrogates, target crucial states like Pennsylvania, which swung between the two candidates in previous elections. Obama, who … Continue reading Obama to blitz trail in final weeks

At a campaign event in Wisconsin, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney criticized Trump for his actions on January 6 and his refusal to accept the 2020 election results. Cheney stated, “The most conservative of conservative values is fidelity to our constitution,” and announced her support for Harris, emphasizing the need to defeat Trump. Harris echoed Cheney’s sentiments, reaffirming that Trump … Continue reading Liz Cheney Campaigns With Harris at Birthplace of Republican Party

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) stated on Tuesday that Congress has already authorized disaster relief funds for immediate responses to Hurricane Helene, which has impacted multiple states from Florida to western North Carolina and Tennessee. He noted that the replenishment of FEMA’s disaster relief fund was included in a stopgap funding bill signed into law last week. President Biden hinted he might request Congress to return … Continue reading Speaker Johnson says Congress has provided funds for Helene response

President Joe Biden does not support an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities but emphasizes the need for a proportional response to Iran’s missile strike against Israel on Tuesday. Biden stated that the G7 nations agree Israel has the right to respond and discussed coordinated actions, including sanctions on Iran. He plans to speak with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu soon. While the U.S. expresses … Continue reading Biden doesn’t want Israeli retaliatory strike on Iranian nuclear sites

A federal judge in Washington, DC, has released a 165-page document detailing the election conspiracy case against Donald Trump, crafted by special counsel Jack Smith. This comprehensive narrative outlines Trump’s actions to allegedly overturn the 2020 election, characterizing them as private conduct rather than official presidential actions, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows prosecution for unofficial acts. The document includes witness testimonies and previously … Continue reading Special Counsel Jack Smith Drops October Surprise On Trump

Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday on October 1, becoming the first U.S. president to reach this milestone. Known for his rise from a peanut farmer to a Nobel Peace Prize-winning humanitarian, Carter spent the last 19 months in hospice care in Plains, Georgia. He served as the 39th president from 1977 to 1981 and co-founded The Carter Center in 1982 to promote peace and … Continue reading Jimmy Carter celebrates 100th birthday in his hometown of Plains

Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance faced off in a vice presidential debate on Tuesday, discussing the Middle East crisis, immigration, taxes, abortion, climate change, and the economy. While they typically clash on the campaign trail, both maintained a cordial tone, directing their critiques primarily at their opponents, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Vance criticized Harris for her handling … Continue reading Walz, Vance clash at policy-heavy vice presidential debate

Claudia Sheinbaum was inaugurated as Mexico’s first female president on Tuesday, amid enthusiasm for her predecessor’s social programs but facing significant challenges like high violence, a sluggish economy, and recovery from recent hurricanes. The 62-year-old former scientist pledged to address issues such as rising food and gasoline prices, expand cash aid for women and children, and support infrastructure projects. However, she offered little change to … Continue reading Sheinbaum takes office as Mexico’s first female president