Politics

A new New York City polling survey suggests a surprising Cuomo comeback could reshape the NYC mayoral race — if Republican Curtis Sliwa steps aside.

The Supreme Court is considering whether those who use illegal drugs can own firearms.

A curious coalition is raising eyebrows among conservatives after Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) was photographed meeting with the Integrity Political Action Committee (IPAC) — an organization that recently formed a “new coalition” with the Democratic Socialists of America to oppose ICE’s “crackdown on immigration violations.”

President Trump announced that the nation may purchase beef from Argentina in an effort to lower meat prices in the United States.

Democratic megadonors Soros and Pritzker are under scrutiny after funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, who is facing widespread outrage over text messages where he fantasized about shooting a Republican lawmaker and wishing death on his colleague’s children.

President Donald Trump reiterated his criticism of Colombia, pledging to end funding to the country over its cocaine production.

Self-described communist Graham Platner—a Democrat hoping to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)—is under fire for calling being accused of watching CNN “even more insulting than calling me retard.”

Harvard University posted a $113 million operating loss in FY 2025 even as it secured record gifts and robust investment returns.

Analyst Mark Halperin calls the New York City mayoral debate a "tragedy" for failing to hold candidates accountable on economic policy.

The NYPD is stepping aside for a two‑block “police‑free zone” in Brownsville, Brooklyn, letting community volunteers handle low‑level calls.