Politics - Page 38
Federal workers face uncertainty amid DHS funding crisis, Black voices lead 2028 presidential race, and IRS warns of AI-driven tax scams.
Sybil Wilkes delivers critical news on NASA's record-breaking Artemis 2 mission, Iran's diplomatic deadline, and a ZooAmerica incident, plus a Michigan Wolverines victory.
President Donald Trump has not only started a war with Iran, but now Gen Z may lawfully have to join the front lines.
Urgent warning against normalizing dangerous rhetoric from US leadership that threatens global stability and human lives.
As Donald Trump evokes "The Mad King" in his tirade against Iran, many are calling for a Lannister in the form of the 25th Amendment.
Amid the global calamity that he helped the Israeli government stir up in the Middle East, America's favorite racist grandpa is making random observations about Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
America’s most famous mayor, Zohran Mamdani, continues to do what he can to fulfill his campaign promises while showing the government can indeed work for the people if you elect the right man/woman for the job. Continuing to show and prove that he is indeed working on behalf of the working people of New York […]
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing scrutiny after reports that he has stalled or blocked the advancement of more than a dozen qualified Black and female officers.
Reports say Gen. Randy George was just forced into retirement because he objected to Hegseth's interference in recent military promotions.
Under the Florida law, if a person can’t provide proof of citizenship after registering to vote, they will be purged from the voter rolls.
“Exactly which of the American people’s interests are truly being served by this war?,” Masoud Pezeshkian asked in the letter.
Hughley examines how society celebrates problematic figures over those who genuinely serve, warning against aligning with immoral leaders.