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  1. Speaker Johnson: Ban Lawmaker-Staff Relationships

    Speaker Johnson: Ban Lawmaker-Staff Relationships

    Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Tuesday told The Hill he would support tightening the House's prohibition on sexual relationships between lawmakers and staff members. Asked at a press conference whether he would back banning members... Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
  2. Maine Democrat Troy Jackson Faces Scrutiny Over Angry Outbursts

    Maine Democrat Troy Jackson Faces Scrutiny Over Angry Outbursts

    Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is facing renewed scrutiny over angry confrontations with colleagues as he moves closer to becoming the Democratic Party nominee challenging Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November. Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
  3. Lawmakers to Blanche: Probe D.C. Abortion Clinic Infant Deaths

    Lawmakers to Blanche: Probe D.C. Abortion Clinic Infant Deaths

    More than 50 Republican lawmakers are urging acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to launch a federal investigation into the deaths of five babies recovered from a Washington, D.C., abortion clinic in 2022, arguing the case has gone unexamined for years, the Daily Wire reported on Tuesday...
  4. Thousands Of Noncitizens In Blue State Registered To Vote Due To “Software Error” – Governor Says

    Thousands Of Noncitizens In Blue State Registered To Vote Due To “Software Error” – Governor Says

    New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Tuesday said that a “serious software error in New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle System” led to nearly 7,000 noncitizens registering to vote. “These individuals answered ‘no’ when asked on a keypad whether they were a U.S. citizen when applying for drivers’ licenses...
  5. “End The Welfare” – GOP Congressman Says United States Sends $2 Billion To Jordan Each Year And Country’s King Spent $100 Million On “Luxury Propertie

    “End The Welfare” – GOP Congressman Says United States Sends $2 Billion To Jordan Each Year And Country’s King Spent $100 Million On “Luxury Propertie

    Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) on Sunday said the United States sends $2 billion to the Kingdom of Jordan each year. “Their King spent $100 million on luxury properties in Malibu, DC, & London. I offered an amendment to end the welfare,” Massie said. Massie thanked five other House Republicans who...
  6. US plan to disarm Hezbollah put to test as Israel and Lebanon begin ‘pilot zone’ program

    US plan to disarm Hezbollah put to test as Israel and Lebanon begin ‘pilot zone’ program

    Israel and the Lebanese government carried out their first experiment in the “pilot zone” Hezbollah disarmament program, one the United States hopes will ultimately accomplish its plan of disarming the designated terrorist group using the Lebanese government. The pilot zone program, laid out...
  7. What is Pickaxe Mountain, and why has it become central to the Iran conflict?

    What is Pickaxe Mountain, and why has it become central to the Iran conflict?

    President Donald Trump has made no secret of the fact that Pickaxe Mountain, an Iranian underground facility, could be a major target should the U.S. military escalate its strikes on the Middle Eastern regime. “Pickaxe is a possible target for a nice big fat shot right near the front door,” he...
  8. Fifth Circuit will review if law barring felons from possessing guns is federal overreach

    Fifth Circuit will review if law barring felons from possessing guns is federal overreach

    A federal appeals court will examine whether a federal law barring felons from possessing firearms exceeds the federal government’s authority under the commerce clause of the Constitution, taking up the case a month after Justice Clarence Thomas asked lower courts to explore the issue. The full...
  9. Bill Pulte is urged to revoke security clearances for ex-Jack Smith team members

    Bill Pulte is urged to revoke security clearances for ex-Jack Smith team members

    EXCLUSIVE — A watchdog group is urging acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte to review and potentially revoke the security clearances of former members of special counsel Jack Smith’s team over alleged lapses in handling classified information. The Center to Advance Security in...
  10. Tax dollars ‘lit on fire’ for ‘disastrous’ Iran war: Democrats to excoriate Hegseth and Caine

    Tax dollars ‘lit on fire’ for ‘disastrous’ Iran war: Democrats to excoriate Hegseth and Caine

    War Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will face difficult questions Tuesday from Democrats in particular, who continue to oppose the ongoing war against Iran, which has seen a resumption of daily U.S. strikes over the last week and a half...
  11. Why are trial lawyers blocking robot cars?

    Why are trial lawyers blocking robot cars?

    Cars operate mostly on public roads, and they are dangerous: Cars are massive machines that move at high velocity, and they result in more than 40,000 deaths a year. For these reasons, cars are naturally very regulated. Self-driving cars are just coming onto the market in significant numbers...
  12. Tech billionaires line up behind Xavier Becerra in California governor race

    Tech billionaires line up behind Xavier Becerra in California governor race

    California’s tech billionaires are increasingly throwing their support behind former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra after many previously backed San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan’s unsuccessful bid for governor. New campaign finance filings show a growing number of influential tech...
  13. CNN’s response to the NYC ICE attacker excuses more attacks

    CNN’s response to the NYC ICE attacker excuses more attacks

    After yet another attack on ICE facilities and personnel Monday, a CNN panel blamed President Donald Trump’s “politically violent rhetoric,” showing how delusional some of the left-wing pundits really are. Around 8:30 a.m. yesterday in New York City, a man who was later identified as...
  14. Sherrill to remove 6,000 noncitizens from voter rolls after DMV error

    Sherrill to remove 6,000 noncitizens from voter rolls after DMV error

    Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) announced on Tuesday that her administration removed about 6,600 residents who identified as noncitizens from New Jersey’s voter rolls after the non-citizen residents were added due to a software error. “Last week I learned that a serious software error in New...
  15. America needs a new Red Scare

    America needs a new Red Scare

    In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. Adolph Hitler...
  16. Complete Failure Of A Woman Doesn't Have Her Christmas Shopping Done

    Complete Failure Of A Woman Doesn't Have Her Christmas Shopping Done

    ELKO, NV — Local woman Sherry McKenzie reportedly ruined her reputation and was now being held up as an example of what a total failure of a woman looks like after it was discovered that she hasn't finished her Christmas shopping. Continue reading... [ H/T The Babylon Bee ]
  17. Missouri prosecutor removed after romantic and intimate relationship with illegal immigrant accused of sexual violence

    Missouri prosecutor removed after romantic and intimate relationship with illegal immigrant accused of sexual violence

    A Missouri county prosecutor has been ousted from office after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sought her removal over a series of improper relationships, including an alleged romance with an illegal immigrant facing sexual assault charges. Ray County Prosecuting Attorney Camille...
  18. Trump says Syrian invasion of Southern Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah could be ‘very effective’

    Trump says Syrian invasion of Southern Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah could be ‘very effective’

    President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that a Syrian invasion of Southern Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah could be “very effective.” Trump was asked during an Oval Office meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun about Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa’s suggestion that the Syrian military...
  19. Trump promises Pickaxe Mountain strike could happen ‘very soon’

    Trump promises Pickaxe Mountain strike could happen ‘very soon’

    President Donald Trump previewed that the United States could strike Pickaxe Mountain in Iran “very soon and very heavily.” Trump made the comments in the White House’s Oval Office on Tuesday during a meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. “We follow the material,” Trump told reporters...
  20. RFK Jr. says cyclosporiasis outbreak ‘under control’ despite cuts to FoodNet surveillance

    RFK Jr. says cyclosporiasis outbreak ‘under control’ despite cuts to FoodNet surveillance

    Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday that the nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak is under control, despite criticism over the Trump administration’s cuts to the Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network. “We do have the outbreak under control,” Kennedy...
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