Rep. Melanie Stansbury blamed Washington gridlock for missing a scheduled vote on impeaching War Secretary Pete Hegseth, while acknowledging she should have arrived sooner and noting supporters lacked the votes needed to advance the effort.
Anthony Clark died at 62, prompting heartfelt tributes from Mike O’Malley, Dane Cook, Nick Swardson and fans who remembered the “Yes, Dear” star as a gifted comedian whose performances delivered unforgettable laughter.
The Washington Post tried to shame Marco Rubio over military aircraft travel to his son’s football games, but an aide cited government protocols and said the secretary remains unapologetic about attending family events whenever his duties permit.
A Maricopa County adjudicator alleges Andy Biggs votes were discarded during ballot review, while reported figures show overvotes exceeded 54% of adjudicated ballots. The claims remain unverified but raise serious questions about how disputed voter markings were resolved.
The Army’s 92G culinary specialists are now tactical field feeding specialists, a lengthier title leaders say reflects their responsibility for food production, battlefield logistics, nutrition and sustaining soldiers during large scale combat operations.
Veterans’ unemployment plunged to 2.7% in October as employers added 165,000 hires, far exceeding forecasts, while post-9/11 veterans also recorded a substantial drop in their jobless rate.
Bill Maher is warning Democrats that their sweeping victories could conceal a dangerous socialist shift, blaming American schools for leaving younger voters without the historical perspective needed to evaluate socialism and Communism.
Dana White declined President Donald Trump’s public offer to become White House press secretary, despite Trump urging the UFC CEO to accept the position and bring six fighters with him as assistants.
U.S. Central Command photos show the “Rainbow Warrior” A-10C at an undisclosed regional location, revealing faded exterior markings and a Marilyn Monroe portrait inside the aircraft’s ladder hatch as the Warthog remains operational through 2030.
Democrats are preparing to revive renewable energy tax credits after winning Congress, but Trump retains veto power and critics say the subsidies distort electricity markets, threaten grid reliability, and leave consumers paying more.
Cranbury officials revealed a $26 million fraudulent transfer more than five weeks after it occurred and three days after Democrats retained township control, fueling resident demands for answers about the delayed disclosure.