Month: November 2025
Kentucky Democratic Senator Switches To GOP: ‘Party Left Me’
It is tough to be a Democratic governor in a state considered to be “Red,” and it just got tougher for Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear. The governor has been popular enough in his state that he is considered one of the top picks for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination for 2028, having defeated his Republican…
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Whispers from the VA: What’s Really Happening Behind the Headlines?
For years, America’s veterans and their families have been caught in the middle of heated political debates, shifting policies, and endless rumors about funding cuts. This week, however, the headlines tell a different story. In a rare act of unity, the U.S. House of Representatives came together across party lines to unanimously restore a key…
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House Passes Bill Blocking Future Presidents From Banning Oil Drilling Without Congress’ Approval
Legislation was passed 226 to 188 by the Republican-controlled House to prevent future administrations from prohibiting oil and gas drilling without the consent of Congress, giving President Donald Trump another significant win. The “Protecting American Energy Production Act” forbids the president from “declaring a moratorium on the use of hydraulic fracturing unless Congress authorizes the…
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ICE Reaches Out to NYPD Officers Upset Over Mamdani Win
The Department of Homeland Security has reached out to New York City police officers disgruntled by anti-cop socialist Zohran Mamdani’s Tuesday mayoral victory in a bid to recruit them as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. On Thursday, the agency’s official X account posted a message inviting members of the New York Police Department to “join…
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Zohran Mamdani Faces Early Backlash Over Unusual Post-Election Fundraising Appeal
Less than a day after winning one of the most hard-fought mayoral elections in New York’s modern history, Zohran Mamdani — the city’s first South Asian and Muslim mayor — is already finding himself in the political crosshairs. The source of the controversy? A two-minute video and a simple request: donations from working-class New Yorkers.…
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Federal Appeals Court Reopens Trump’s Effort To Move ‘Hush Money’ Case To Federal Court
In a development that could reshape one of the most politically charged cases in modern American history, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday that a lower court must reconsider former President Donald Trump’s request to move his New York “hush money” criminal case from state court to federal court. The decision is…
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Photo of Kamala Harris Draws Wave of Criticism After Going Viral Online
A photo of former Vice President Kamala Harris that was apparently taken by her husband, former second husband Doug Emhoff, has gone viral online after receiving a wave of criticism. The photo shows Harris staring back at the camera smiling while pouring some snack chips into a bowl with the post, “Oscars watch party prep”…
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Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Speech Sparks Concerns About His Governing Style
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old democratic socialist who narrowly won New York City’s mayoral race this week, will face steep challenges when he takes office on Jan. 1, 2026, political strategists told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Mamdani captured 50.4% of the vote Tuesday, edging out former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who ran as an independent…
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Democrats Get Dose Of Bad News Following Mamdani’s Win In NYC
Democrats jubilant over Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York City mayoral’s race on Tuesday got a reality check from a newly released survey on Friday. A string of off-cycle election victories on Tuesday highlighted the strength of an energized liberal base nationwide and hinted at the Democratic Party’s potential path back to power. However,…
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Obama Says Democrats Should Embrace Socialists As Part of Party’s Future Vision
Former President Barack Obama has urged Democrats to take a broader, more inclusive approach to the future of their party — one that welcomes socialists and progressives as legitimate voices within the Democratic coalition. Speaking Thursday on the Pod Save America podcast, the former president argued that Democrats risk alienating younger and more diverse voters…
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