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Sen. Ruben Gallego is once again facing questions about his judgment, this time over a report concerning relationships he allegedly had while serving in the House of Representatives.
The New York Post reported Thursday that the Arizona Democrat had consensual sexual relationships with two congressional staffers who worked for Democratic lawmakers from Texas. The women were not members of Gallego’s...
Sen. Adam Schiff appears to be arguing that when a president publicly criticizes someone, any later investigation of that person automatically becomes politically suspect.
That is a dangerous standard. Political hostility does not place anyone beyond the reach of the law, just as it should not be used as a substitute for evidence of wrongdoing.
The issue came up Thursday while...
A new report suggests that the Federal Communications Commission may soon decide that ABC’s daytime program “The View” does not qualify as a “bona fide” news program under federal broadcasting rules.
Bloomberg reported that the FCC could make that determination by the end of August. The agency is also reportedly preparing to advance its review of several Disney-owned ABC television...
An undocumented immigrant who caused a deadly eight-vehicle crash on a California freeway in 2025 has been sentenced to four years and eight months in state prison.
Jashanpreet Singh pleaded guilty to charges connected to the October 2025 collision, which killed three people and injured four others, according to KNBC-TV.
Singh was driving a semi-truck when he crashed into traffic involving...
No matter how much distance Democrats try to put between themselves and the Biden years, the former first family keeps returning to the public spotlight.
Former President Joe Biden’s latest reappearance will come in the form of a new memoir. At least the book will not arrive until after the midterm elections.
Little, Brown and Company plans to publish “Promise Me,...
Senate Democrats were absent from a Wednesday hearing focused on allegations of widespread fraud involving government programs and election-related activity.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held the hearing without any Democratic members in attendance, according to a post shared on X. The witnesses included journalist Nick Shirley and activist journalist James O’Keefe, both of whom argued that...
Vang arrived in the country in 1994 and received legal status during the Clinton administration. In 2006, however, he was convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl. That conviction made him subject to deportation, but he remained in the country for years.
His case drew renewed attention after President Donald Trump’s administration began taking steps to enforce the deportation...
Francesca Hong, a DSA-backed candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, recently offered a clear indication of how far left she is prepared to go on one of the country’s most divisive cultural issues. Hong is not merely a fringe activist with no realistic path to office. She is already an elected state lawmaker, and she appears to have...
When people talk about a politician “breaking with the party,” they usually mean a single lawmaker, or perhaps a small group, refusing to fall in line with party leadership.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky is one obvious example. He has repeatedly clashed with President Donald Trump and House Republicans. Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has also surprised political observers by...
In a significant reversal, China’s communist government released imprisoned pastor Ezra Jin on Friday, months after President Donald Trump personally appealed for his freedom during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The Free Press reported on July 4 that Jin had arrived in Los Angeles the previous day after spending 266 days in the Chinese Communist Party’s prison system....