Homan Says DHS Investigating Omar; Congresswoman Says No One Has Contacted Her
Border czar Tom Homan says DHS has an ongoing criminal investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, but the Minnesota Democrat says no federal agency has contacted her about it.
Proposed Pennsylvania Health Rule Rewrite Draws Fire, With Local Tie to Lehigh County
Pennsylvania lawmakers, including some tied to a video filmed outside a Lehigh County health office, are urging residents to comment before Monday’s deadline on a proposed 502-page rewrite of state disease-control rules they call an overreach of government power.
Brown Ad Attacks Google Data Center in Lancaster While His Campaign Took Google Money
Sherrod Brown’s new ad attacks a Google-owned data center in Lancaster and blames Jon Husted for rising electric bills, but records show Brown’s campaigns have taken tens of thousands of dollars from Google’s PAC and lobbyists.
Sen. Rick Scott Touts ‘Rescuing America’ Plan, Calls for Balanced Budget and End to ‘Socialism’
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) outlined his ‘Rescuing America’ economic plan on Breitbart News Daily, calling for a balanced budget and criticizing what he termed ‘socialism’ while touting record median household income figures.
New Poll Shows Republican Alme With Wide Lead in Montana’s U.S. Senate Race
A new Quantus Insights poll of Montana voters shows Republican Kurt Alme leading the U.S. Senate race with 43.6 percent support, ahead of independent Seth Bodnar and Democrat Alani Bankhead.
Sen. Rick Scott Says Piker, Ocasio-Cortez and Mamdani Now Lead Democratic Party
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) told Breitbart News Daily that the Democratic Party is now run by Hasan Piker, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani, citing their positions on socialism, policing and immigration.
ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Lying About Minneapolis Shooting of Venezuelan Man
An ICE officer accused of lying to the FBI about shooting a 24-year-old Venezuelan man in Minneapolis has pleaded not guilty to six federal counts of making false statements.
Federal Judge Says Fight Over Trump’s Anti-Weaponization Fund Isn’t Over Yet
A federal judge in Alexandria, Virginia, rejected the Justice Department’s push to dismiss a lawsuit over the Trump administration’s $1.776 billion ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund,’ saying the underlying issues remain unresolved even though officials say the fund itself no longer exists.
Vance Mocks Democratic Governor Candidate Sand During Council Bluffs Campaign Stop
Vice President JD Vance made personal attacks on Iowa Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand during a Friday campaign stop in Council Bluffs, calling him a former “underwear model” ahead of the Nov. 3 election against Republican Zach Lahn.
Hawley Moves to Strip Tax Break That’s Fueling Data Center Boom
Sen. Josh Hawley plans to introduce a bill barring data centers from using an Opportunity Zone tax break, arguing tech companies are treating a program meant for low-income communities as corporate welfare.
Report Finds Conservative Law Professors Vastly Outnumbered in Election-Law Teaching
A Public Interest Legal Foundation report finds liberal professors outnumber conservative ones nearly 7-to-1 in election-law courses at U.S. law schools, a gap the group says shapes courtroom outcomes in election litigation.
GOP Lawmakers Split Over Trump’s $5,000 Check Proposal, Question Funding and Congressional Role
Republican lawmakers are voicing skepticism and outright opposition to President Trump’s proposed $5,000 payout to Americans, questioning both the funding source and whether Congress must approve it.
El-Sayed’s ‘Money Out of Politics’ Campaign Set for Hollywood Fundraiser With Soros Relative
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who campaigns on removing money from politics, is set to attend a fundraiser at the California home of George Soros’ nephew, drawing criticism from his Republican rival.
Study Finds States With Strong Teachers’ Unions Score Worse on Reading Policy
A new Progressive Policy Institute analysis finds states with stronger teachers’ unions tend to score worse on early-literacy policy and reading outcomes, though exceptions like Maryland and South Dakota complicate the pattern.
Fed Raises Rates for First Time Since 2023, Raising Political Stakes Before Midterms
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates Wednesday for the first time since 2023 to fight persistent inflation, a move that carries real costs for consumers and political risks for Republicans heading into the midterms.
Old Podcast Comments Resurface as El-Sayed Defends Medicare for All in Michigan Senate Race
A resurfaced 2011 podcast clip shows Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed acknowledging his healthcare vision would raise costs for wealthier patients, as he now champions Medicare for All against Republican Mike Rogers.
Mamdani Marks 200,000th Pothole Filled, but Pace Trails De Blasio’s Record
Mayor Zohran Mamdani touted the 200,000th pothole filled this year on New York City streets, but his repair pace still trails the record set by former Mayor Bill de Blasio.
LA Homeless Services Agency Steps Back From Key Duties Amid Federal Scrutiny
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is dropping key duties, including its annual homeless count, as it faces a federal investigation and shrinking funding from the city and county.
Ex-Connecticut Budget Official Flees to Greece Ahead of Bridgeport Corruption Sentencing
Konstantinos Diamantis, convicted of extorting bribes from Connecticut school construction contractors, fled to Greece by boat and plane before his Bridgeport sentencing, prompting condemnation from Gov. Ned Lamont and a new sentencing date of Sept. 30.
Fraud Expert Says Fake LLCs and Stolen IDs Are Bankrolling Bigger Crimes
A fraud expert says criminals are using stolen identities to create fake companies that bill government programs for services never provided, with proceeds allegedly funding trafficking, drugs and foreign criminal networks.
House Democrats Introduce Bill to Strip Data Centers of Federal Tax Breaks
House Democrats led by Reps. Kristen McDonald Rivet and Don Davis introduced a bill to bar data centers from federal tax incentives, citing strain on electricity, water and local communities, putting them at odds with President Trump’s AI buildout push.
El-Sayed Faces Hourlong Grilling on Piker, Israel and Socialist Ties After Rogers Skips Detroit Debate
Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed fielded an hour of questions on Hasan Piker, Israel and socialist ties in Detroit Tuesday night after Republican Mike Rogers skipped the scheduled debate.
Georgia GOP Official Pushes Back After Joe Rogan Says AI Should Run Government and War Decisions
Joe Rogan said he hopes artificial intelligence will eventually take over government and military decisions to prevent wars, drawing a sharp rebuke from Georgia RNC committeewoman Amy Kremer, who called the idea a surrender of human accountability.
Haitian gang member who went viral for ‘Biden forever’ taunt during arrest is deported
Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles, a Haitian gang member who went viral shouting ‘Biden forever’ during his 2025 arrest in Massachusetts, has been deported to Haiti after 19 months in ICE custody.