How the Epstein Files have frustrated the Trump White House and continued to metastasize

The Trump administration has tried to steer the national conversation away from the Epstein Files, yet the subject remains a key point of contention in Washington. Despite repeated efforts to suppress the controversy, it continues to captivate many of the president’s staunch supporters and the broader public.

Editorial: Moreno right, but wrong

Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno critiques Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken for comparing ICE agents to terrorists. The dispute escalates further when the county rejects a $68,000 federal grant for the Sheriff’s Department tied to immigration enforcement.

Editorial: Moreno right, but wrong

Sponsor of only bill vetoed by Governor frustrated by lack of inclusion in housing task force – Mon, 22 Dec 2025 PST

A sponsor of the only bill fully vetoed by Governor Bob Ferguson in his first legislative session has criticized the governor’s new housing task force. The sponsor, who was left out of the group, described the creation of the task force as “a slap in the face.”

Sponsor of only bill vetoed by Governor frustrated by lack of inclusion in housing task force – Mon, 22 Dec 2025 PST

How Elon Musk Won His No Good, Very Bad Year

Elon Musk’s tumultuous year was marked by political controversies and cryptocurrency upheavals that hit Tesla’s bottom line hard. Despite these obstacles, the billionaire entrepreneur maintained his focus on SpaceX, hinting at a resilient future beyond Earth’s orbit.

How Elon Musk Won His No Good, Very Bad Year

Letter: Cruelty for political gain

Proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) could jeopardize vital food aid for 42 million Americans. A letter from New Hampshire calls the move “cruel” and warns that children, veterans, and local communities will bear the brunt of this decision.

Letter: Cruelty for political gain

Florida judge grants protective order against US Rep. Cory Mills at request of ex-girlfriend

A Florida judge has granted a protective order against U.S. Rep. Cory Mills in response to serious allegations made by a former girlfriend. The woman claims Mills threatened to release nude images of her and to harm her future boyfriends.

Florida judge grants protective order against US Rep. Cory Mills at request of ex-girlfriend

Five Airports Refused To Air Noem Video

A short government video aimed at calming travelers is sparking unexpected controversy. At least five major U.S. airports have refused to show Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s message, claiming it crosses into political territory.

Five Airports Refused To Air Noem Video

South Dakota university drops effort to fire professor for Charlie Kirk post

A South Dakota university pulled back from firing Professor Michael Hook after a controversial Charlie Kirk post sparked anger from political leaders. Though Gov. Larry Rhoden and House Speaker Jon Hansen voiced support for his dismissal, the institution ultimately reversed course.

Newsom mocks Trump’s weight after Hegseth insults ‘fat’ leaders

California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump’s weight following remarks from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who declared there’s no place for “fat” U.S. military leaders. The governor went a step further by calling for Trump’s departure, intensifying an already heated political climate.

Newsom mocks Trump’s weight after Hegseth insults ‘fat’ leaders

Trump calls for the firing of Lisa Monaco, Microsoft president of global affairs

Microsoft has come under scrutiny after President Donald Trump demanded the termination of Lisa Monaco, who is involved in the company’s global affairs. The move highlights ongoing tensions between Trump’s circle and individuals with ties to the Biden administration.