Trump promised an aggressive campaign blitz across 35 places, but Republicans are steering him toward safe territory in Alabama and Oklahoma while operatives openly suggest his presence could hurt candidates in the contests that actually need help.
ShinyHunters obtained deeply sensitive information involving FBI personnel, applicants, families, and specialized assignments, while Director Kash Patel remained publicly silent as the agency scrambled to investigate a humiliating breach of its own systems.
Labor leaders across three swing states are turning extensive worker conversations into concrete agendas, seeking to strengthen organizing, support aligned candidates, challenge corporate power, and reconnect with members who feel abandoned by both party establishments.
Australian F-35 components intended for inspection in the United States instead traveled through South Korea and Hong Kong before reaching the Chinese government, raising serious questions about commercial shipping, military logistics, and political accountability.
Against Money dismantles the fiction that money merely records economic reality, showing how financial rules shape GDP, debt, interest, and investment while leaving unresolved the class struggle over who controls the system.
Melania Trump used the New York Stock Exchange’s opening bell to launch IMPERIA, an invitation only network for powerful women, while questions persist about the purpose and participants of her separate AI program.
Trump and Natalie Harp face a federal lawsuit over a Truth Social arrangement offering investors early access to official presidential posts for as much as $100,000 monthly, while Trump Media also confronts a separate California challenge.
A Wendy’s operator with more than 300 restaurants filed for Chapter 11 after beef costs jumped 18.9%, while the Trump administration brushed aside consumer pain and offered vague promises that cheaper meat would somehow arrive soon.