Politics Former NBA Star Enes Kanter Freedom Banned from WNBA Game After Heated Exchange with Chicago Sky Player Stella Green, August 26, 2026 By Sam Barron | Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 10:01 PM EDT Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom said he did not deserve to be removed from a WNBA game after a heated exchange with Natasha Cloud. Freedom stated that he attended Sunday’s game between the Indiana Fever and the… Continue Reading
Politics Oklahoma’s Bitter GOP Runoff Sparks Speculation of First Democratic Governor in 20 Years Stella Green, August 25, 2026 Oklahoma has been embroiled in a bitter political contest this year as its Republican primary runoff threatens to set the stage for the state’s first Democratic governor in over two decades. Political analysts note that Henry Bellmon’s historic election as Oklahoma’s first Republican governor in 1962 followed a similarly divisive… Continue Reading
Politics Trump’s Beef Relief and Canada Tariffs Spark GOP Division Over Rancher and Consumer Impact Stella Green, August 25, 2026 By Michael Katz | Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Senate Republicans are divided on President Trump’s tariff policies, with some warning that new duties on Canadian goods will increase costs for consumers and businesses while others argue his temporary exemption for U.S. beef imports threatens American cattle producers. On Friday, the… Continue Reading
Politics Razor-Thin Margin: Mike Mazzei Edges Gentner Drummond in Oklahoma Gubernatorial Runoff After Trump’s Late Push Stella Green, August 25, 2026 Former Oklahoma State Senator Mike Mazzei narrowly defeated state Attorney General Gentner Drummond in Tuesday’s Republican gubernatorial runoff, securing victory with 50.3% of the vote to Drummond’s 49.7% after President Donald Trump mounted a decisive late campaign push for his endorsed candidate. The race was called for Mazzei nearly three… Continue Reading
Politics Veteran Congress Leader Warns: Iran War Ends Only When People Confront Hardliners Stella Green, August 25, 2026 Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., stated Tuesday that ending the war with Iran will require a broad combination of economic and military pressure, but ultimately the Iranian people will have to confront the hardliners controlling their country. Perry, a retired Army National Guard brigadier general with nearly 200 combat flight hours,… Continue Reading
Politics Rudy Giuliani Threatens Lawsuit Against Tucker Carlson Over Alleged Defamation in Hunter Biden Interview Stella Green, August 24, 2026 Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has announced his intent to sue Tucker Carlson, accusing him of defaming himself during a recent interview with Hunter Biden. In his remarks, Giuliani sharply criticized both Carlson and Biden over their discussion of the origins of the Hunter Biden laptop controversy. “He… Continue Reading
Politics Trump White House’s Crucial Congressional Link James Braid to Depart Before November Elections Stella Green, August 20, 2026 James Braid, the White House director of legislative affairs, is expected to depart the Trump administration in the coming weeks for a position in the private sector. Multiple reports indicate this transition. Braid, 35, has served as a critical link between the White House and Capitol Hill, helping advance President… Continue Reading
Politics Veteran Rep. Says Severe Economic Sanctions Alone Won’t End War with Iran Stella Green, August 20, 2026 Rep. Rich McCormick, R-Ga., stated on Thursday that severe economic sanctions alone are insufficient to end the war with Iran. McCormick argued that President Donald Trump may need to maintain military pressure despite his administration’s recent focus on economically isolating Tehran. “You’re not going to do it just through economic… Continue Reading
Politics Data Center Backlash Threatens Ohio Senate Race as Republican Committee Warns Stella Green, August 19, 2026 A Senate Republican campaign committee has sent a private memo to leading artificial intelligence companies warning that public backlash against data centers is threatening the party’s hold on a key Ohio Senate seat. The memo, titled “Ohio Data Center Risk” and dated August 18, warns that Senator Jon Husted and… Continue Reading
Politics Texas Federal Court Invalidates ATF’s Ghost Gun Rule as Unconstitutional Stella Green, August 19, 2026 A federal judge in Texas has ruled that a 2022 regulation targeting unfinished firearm components, commonly known as “ghost guns,” is unconstitutional, delivering a significant victory for gun rights groups that challenged the rule for more than four years. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor of the Northern District of Texas… Continue Reading