Former Fox colleague Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery claims Kimberly Guilfoyle openly discussed sex and displayed explicit photographs at the network, as Guilfoyle separately denies allegations involving a requested $100,000 payment toward her American Express card.
Mary Peltola’s repeated glances at notecards handed Dan Sullivan and GOP critics an irresistible debate night target, while clashes over former staffers and a proposed liquefied natural gas pipeline raised the temperature in Alaska’s tossup Senate contest.
Judicial Watch records show 578 noncitizens voted in D.C.’s June primaries, where ballots included the city’s House delegate contest, raising new questions about safeguards separating legal local voting access from federal elections.
Kamala Harris accused two successive administrations of failing to restrain Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, prompting sharp criticism from the Republican Jewish Coalition and a former worker on her 2024 presidential campaign.
Karoline Leavitt praised Trump’s private kindness, explained the demanding schedule behind her White House departure and confirmed her next career move while offering a candid look at motherhood and advice for aspiring political professionals.
Hillary Clinton says she ignored medical advice and continued campaigning with pneumonia before her infamous 2016 9/11 health episode. The White House responded by mocking her continued focus on the election and telling her to move on.
Jake Tapper’s visible skepticism drew hundreds of thousands of views after CNN analyst Elie Honig explained why the reported Ilhan Omar investigation may remain legally viable and why claims of political targeting could face serious obstacles.
Republican Eric Toney confronted Attorney General Josh Kaul with agency emails documenting hiring freezes in 2022 and 2025, undercutting Kaul’s accusation that Toney was lying and sharpening scrutiny of Wisconsin DOJ staffing and crime lab problems.