Politics

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he is dropping out of his 2025 re‑election campaign, conceding he cannot sustain a path forward.

The Obama Foundation promised a $470 million taxpayer‑protection reserve but has deposited only $1 million to date.

Sara Jane Moore, who attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975, has died at age 95 in Tennessee.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says he’s open to a bipartisan funding deal but warns President Trump not to derail talks early.

After a deadly crash involving a truck driven by an illegally licensed driver, DOT orders nationwide audit on non‑domicile CDL issuance.

A combat veteran has been arrested in connection with Saturday night’s deadly mass shooting at the American Fish Company in Southport, North Carolina. Authorities say the attack, which left three dead and five injured, was “highly premeditated.”

The UN Security Council rejected a Russia-China resolution to delay sanctions relief, triggering automatic snapback sanctions on Iran.

Border Patrol agents in Chicago have arrested a suspected member of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) during a raid in a suburban Home Depot parking lot. The operation took place under Operation Midway Blitz, a targeted enforcement effort aimed at removing dangerous criminal aliens from the city.

Charlie Kirk’s assassination on September 10 has sent shockwaves through America—not only politically, but spiritually. Churches across the country are reporting a surge in young adults returning to worship, a phenomenon now widely referred to as the “Charlie Kirk Effect.”

FBI Director Kash Patel says Christopher Wray misled Congress about the bureau’s deployment of agents to the Capitol on Jan. 6.