Jonathan Jackson accused President Trump of committing violence through Washington renovations and Smithsonian reforms as Democrats introduced legislation seeking to block the administration from challenging political messaging and revisionist history in museum exhibits.
CNN anchor Dana Bash called a Michigan poll result “just gross” after 45% of respondents said they would not consider a Muslim presidential candidate, while Nia Malika-Henderson compared the finding with attitudes Barack Obama faced in 2008.
Arkansas Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner praised illegal alien farmworkers while making a startling comparison with American labor. Her remarks add to a record of supporting foreign born agricultural workers and criticizing federal H-2A housing inspections.
New Census data show real median household income climbed 2.6% to a record $87,460 in 2025, while poverty fell to 10.2% and child poverty reached an all time low of 13.4%.
JD Vance is urging voters to preserve Republican control of Congress, pointing to tax cuts, border enforcement, and American jobs while portraying Democrats as consumed by radicalism and unfit to regain power.
Newsom’s attempted Trump attack backfired after critics noticed his housing chart showed its biggest affordability spike during Biden’s presidency, prompting mockery and renewed scrutiny of California’s own costly housing market.
Three House committees say ActBlue weakened fraud safeguards, accepted questionable donations despite foreign indicators, and fostered a culture of giving donors the benefit of the doubt as Congress investigates how much suspicious money entered American campaigns.
After Rylie Barnes posted a photo of Sara Larsen’s “Happy Kirkiversary” cake, the University of Utah accused Barnes and another Republican student of threatening behavior, drawing a pointed response from Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon.