Rep. Brandon Gill and Dinesh D’Souza fired back after communist streamer Hasan Piker targeted Danielle D’Souza Gill, escalating a dispute that began with Piker’s incendiary claims about America and expanded into Michigan Senate politics.
Michele Tafoya is making alleged welfare fraud and government accountability central to her campaign against Lieutenant Gov. Peggy Flanagan, who holds a slim 1.8 point polling lead before November’s election for Minnesota’s vacant Senate seat.
Lauren Boebert and her office fiercely denied allegations involving three staffers as a longtime political adversary submitted a sworn complaint to the House Ethics Committee based on anonymous sources and disputed claims.
Barack Obama’s criticism of Trump’s White House media ban drew swift backlash as X users pointed to his own administration’s clashes with Fox News and reporters, turning his attempted rebuke into a bruising lesson in selective memory.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani opened a three day summit with leaders representing 34 cities, but undisclosed locations, restricted press access and approved footage kept much of the progressive gathering hidden from public view.
Anthropic’s $40 million political push for AI guardrails is drawing scrutiny from lawmakers who fear dominant technology companies could use federal regulation to burden smaller competitors while cementing their own control of the marketplace.
Mesabi Metallics has produced its first iron concentrate, secured a $770 million federal loan and proposed a $5 billion expansion that would add 500 jobs while dramatically increasing pellet production and building a direct reduced iron plant.