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Things appear to be getting a little tense at the Fauci household.
Former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci found himself back in the headlines Thursday after the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted to hold him in contempt of Congress.
And only a few hours later, his wife, Christine Grady, had a message...
Sen. Lisa Murkowski has officially done what plenty of Republicans suspected she might do: she is opposing Todd Blanche for attorney general.
The Alaska Republican had been quiet about Blanche’s nomination for weeks, refusing to say exactly where she stood. That left plenty of room for speculation. Now there is no mystery left.
Murkowski released a statement Thursday saying that while...
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is usually seen wearing the same steady smile during interviews and public appearances, the kind of expression that suggests everything is going just fine.
Behind the scenes, however, a new report says things may be a little less cheerful.
According to the New York Post, more than a dozen elected officials, consultants, operatives, and other...
A federal judge has once again stepped into the Trump administration’s immigration agenda, and this time, some Republicans in Congress are reaching for the impeachment lever.
Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee has filed an impeachment resolution against U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs after she temporarily blocked the administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Somali nationals.
Because apparently, in Washington, even...
David Schertler, the attorney representing Anthony Fauci, finally responded after Aaron Rodgers tore into the former federal health official on live television.
And what did Schertler have to say?
“Aaron Rodgers doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He should stick to football.”
That was the response.
No detailed rebuttal. No explanation. No attempt to address the substance of what Rodgers said. Just the...
Mike Rowe has spent years talking to people who actually build things, fix things, haul things, weld things, clean things, and generally keep the country from grinding to a halt before breakfast.
So naturally, he decided to offer the Democratic Party a little political maintenance advice.
And judging by the reaction, somebody touched a live wire.
The former “Dirty Jobs” host took...
You may have seen the recent controversy over New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his administration’s suggestion that residents might need some kind of “library card-esque” identification to shop at the city’s proposed government-supported grocery stores.
That idea was quickly walked back, but the concern did not come out of nowhere.
Mamdani’s defenders have tried to frame the criticism as...
“We don’t have 50 votes” has become Sen. John Thune’s favorite excuse for doing nothing.
He seems to think repeating that line will satisfy Republicans who are frustrated with his weak and ineffective leadership. It will not. Everyone already knows he does not have 50 votes. He has been saying that from the beginning. The real question is what he...
Francesca Hong, a former chef and unsuccessful restaurant owner who is now the clear favorite to win Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary, faced an uncomfortable question Monday in a setting that is normally welcoming to Democratic candidates.
Her answer did little to help her.
Hong, who represents Madison in the Wisconsin State Assembly, entered the final stretch before the Aug. 11 primary...
A North Carolina homeowner will not face charges after police say he shot a man who was attempting to force his way into the residence.
The incident happened in Gastonia on July 12, but investigators say the two suspects initially gave police a very different account of what occurred.
According to the Gastonia Police Department, 57-year-old Cedric Ford and his girlfriend,...