Two criminals from Atlantic City, New Jersey, faced the consequences of their actions when they appeared in court to find a room filled with police officers after attempting to murder an officer during a robbery. According to reports, two officers responded to a situation involving three men attempting to rob three individuals outside Caesars casino, … Read more
The Republican-controlled House passed the “Protecting American Energy Production Act” with a 226-188 vote to prevent future administrations from banning oil and gas drilling without Congress’s approval. The bill prohibits the president from imposing a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing (fracking) unless authorized by Congress. It was introduced by Rep. August Pfluger of Texas, who expressed … Read more
“The Coast-to-Coast Host”: Steve Doocy Reinvents His Role After Three Decades on Fox & Friends For nearly 30 years, Steve Doocy has been a constant presence on American television—his familiar smile, steady voice, and early-morning wit becoming part of millions of viewers’ morning rituals. But on May 2, 2025, the veteran Fox & Friends co-host … Read more
In a landmark decision with significant implications for media law and freedom of expression, U.S. District Judge J. Paul Oetken has dismissed Tony Bobulinski’s $30 million defamation lawsuit against Fox News co-host Jessica Tarlov. The ruling not only rejects every claim asserted by Bobulinski but also marks the first occasion on which a federal court … Read more
Recent poll reveals that most voters in Maine believe Senator Susan Collins should retire at the end of her current term rather than seek reelection. The survey, conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, found that 71% of Maine voters think Collins should not run for another term, while 21% support her continuing … Read more
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer attempted to rebrand the Republican-led “One Big Beautiful Bill” on Wednesday, drawing swift backlash. Schumer accused President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans of misleading the public about the bill’s true impact, suggesting it should instead be called the “Well, We’re All Going To Die Act.” He argued that the legislation … Read more
Two former prosecutors who charged and went after those who took part in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol are now coming clean about their true intentions. During a hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee, the disgraced lawyers admitted to locking up Americans for misdemeanors. Mike Romano, a former federal prosecutor in … Read more
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi came under fire after mistakenly citing a non-existent constitutional provision during criticism of President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy federal troops to Los Angeles amid ongoing riots. Pelosi referenced “Article 10, Section 12046” of the Constitution, claiming it prohibited the president from activating the National Guard without a governor’s consent. … Read more
In a recent appearance at The Connecticut Forum on June 17, 2025, former President Barack Obama reignited debate over online speech and government regulation. In a conversation with historian Heather Cox Richardson, Obama argued that the rise of disinformation online threatens public trust and democracy—and suggested that government “restraints” may be needed to address the … Read more
President Donald Trump revoked the security clearances of former CISA Director Chris Krebs and former DHS official Miles Taylor on Wednesday, while also ordering investigations into their work during his first term. As part of a series of executive orders and directives signed in the Oval Office, Trump issued a Presidential Memorandum concerning Krebs, stating … Read more