Rep. Lauren Boebert’s family is facing a serious new legal crisis, this time involving her oldest son and allegations dating back more than two years. What Happened With Lauren Boebert’s Son Tyler Tyler Boebert, 21, was arrested Sunday in Garfield County, Colorado, according to the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office. He faces three felony counts of … Read more
Week three of one of Massachusetts’s most closely watched murder trials opened with a courtroom exchange sharp enough to silence the room. What Happened During Day 10 Of The Lindsay Clancy Trial Dr. Jennifer Tufts, one of two psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy, returned to the witness stand Monday at Plymouth Superior Court for continued … Read more
President Trump has fought harder for this single construction project than almost any other domestic priority this term, and the numbers explain exactly why critics are paying such close attention. Why Trump Ballroom Fixation Runs So Deep Trump first announced plans for a White House ballroom in July 2025, framing it as a long-overdue upgrade … Read more
While much of Washington stays fixated on courtrooms and campaign season, Ivanka Trump spent this week doing something entirely different, chasing waterfalls halfway across the world. What’s New In Ivanka Trump News This Week Ivanka Trump and husband Jared Kushner shared a collection of family photos from a recent trip to Iceland, swapping their usual … Read more
Washington is watching an unusually brutal primary season unfold, and the numbers now confirm what political insiders have suspected for months. Why 2026 House Incumbent Primary Losses Are Piling Up As of August 8, nine sitting House members have formally lost their party’s nomination this cycle, according to figures NBC News compiled from Vital Statistics … Read more
Washington’s fight over voter identification just produced a genuinely confusing moment, one where Democrats appeared to vote against a position they’d publicly claimed to support. Why The Federal Voter ID Legislation Debate Got Complicated Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stated publicly that “Democrats support voter ID,” referencing earlier comments made during discussions around the broader … Read more
Hawaii wrapped up its 2026 primary season Saturday, and the results confirm two of the state’s most recognizable Democrats are moving forward largely unchallenged. What The Hawaii Election Results Show Rep. Ed Case fended off a crowded field of primary challengers to secure the Democratic nomination in Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District. Here’s who he beat … Read more
Hunter Biden just did something few political children ever do. He publicly second-guessed one of his own father’s most controversial presidential decisions. Hunter Biden Reflects On His Father’s Pardon Speaking with BBC’s Newsnight, Hunter Biden offered his most candid public assessment yet of the December 2024 pardon that erased his federal convictions. “It was not … Read more
America’s highest-ranking military officer is quietly pushing back against the strategy driving the country’s war with Iran, and that pushback is happening behind closed doors at the highest levels of government. Why Dan Caine Wants An Off-Ramp From Iran General Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has spent recent weeks privately telling … Read more
A former top Air Force official just lost his access to classified information entirely, accused of leaking sensitive details about the president’s own aircraft. What The Frank Kendall Unauthorized Disclosure Involves Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell announced Friday evening that the Department of War revoked Frank Kendall’s eligibility to access classified information, effective immediately. Here’s the … Read more