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Demonstrators protesting outside the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, including Democratic congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh, 26, left, react after being tear-gassed on Sept. 19, 2025, in Broadview, Illinois.

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'Did She Just Sign Off?': Indicted Dem Ditches Interview When Confronted with Video of Herself Impeding ICE

A federal grand jury indicted Kat Abughazaleh and five others for allegedly blocking law enforcement vehicles outside an ICE facility.

By Mariane Angela November 1, 2025

Sen. John Fetterman during the sixth installment of The Senate Project moderated by Fox News anchor Shannon Bream at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate on June 2, 2025, in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Fetterman Rips Schumer for Using Americans as 'Leverage' in Shutdown: 'Not Some Sh**ty Game Show'

CNN correspondent Manu Raju asked John Fetterman about Chuck Schumer’s claim that the shutdown benefits Democrats politically.

By Harold Hutchison November 1, 2025

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Stop Blaming COVID for Poor Math and Reading Scores: Public Education Is to Blame

Average scores for 12th graders fell to their lowest levels since 2005, with nearly half of students performing below the “Basic” benchmark.

By Aiden Buzzetti November 1, 2025

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks at a news conference at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC on Oct. 29, 2025.

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Lifelong Democrat C-SPAN Caller Says Party 'Makes' Him 'Sick,' Announces He's Leaving

A former Democratic Party voter who voted for Kamala Harris called into C-SPAN to announce his intention to leave the liberal party.

By Jason Cohen November 1, 2025

A protester holds up a sign that says "Black Lives Matter" at a protest in Berlin on June 6, 2025.

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Trump DOJ Aims Probe at BLM: Investigation Over Alleged Defrauding of Donors During 2020 Summer of Love

The Trump administration's Department of Justice is continuing a Biden-era investigation into a Black Lives Matter organization.

By Anthony Iafrate November 1, 2025

An EBT sign is displayed in the window of a grocery store in New York City on Oct. 30, 2025.

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Pollsters: SNAP Chaos from Schumer Shutdown Has Totally Backfired on Democrats, 'Country Is Beginning to Shift'

Pollsters are saying that the Democrat shutdown and it's threatening of SNAP funds is absolutely backfiring on Democrats.

By Mariane Angela November 1, 2025

President Donald Trump departs Air Force One on Oct. 30, 2025, at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland.

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Trump Instructs Feds to Find Ways to Continue Providing SNAP

Trump said he has ordered White House lawyers to petition the courts for clarification on how to legally release SNAP funds to states.

By Mariane Angela October 31, 2025

Gayle King attends the "Eden" New York Screening at iPic Theater on Aug. 20, 2025, in New York City.

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Longtime CBS News Anchor Gayle King Expected to Exit Show Amid 'Bloodbath' at Network: Report

Executives at CBS are reportedly eager to keep Gayle King under contract by offering her the opportunity to develop her own programs.

By Mariane Angela October 30, 2025

New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa, left, shakes hands with a volunteer Tuesday in the Queens borough of New York

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Polls Suggest Mamdani's Election Chances Hinge on One Factor: Curtis Sliwa

Sliwa has doubled down on his plans to stay in the race until Election Day, saying he would rather be “impaled” than drop his mayoral bid.

By Ireland Owens October 30, 2025

Maryland state Senate President Bill Ferguson addresses the senate chamber during the opening session of the Maryland General Assembly at the State Capitol in Annapolis, Maryland, on Jan. 10, 2024.

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'We've Lost from the Beginning': Maryland Dem Breaks with Democrats, Blocks Gerrymandering Plot

A Democrat in one state stood up to his party's attempts at gerrymandering, blocking an attempt at redistricting.

By Melissa O'Rourke October 29, 2025

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'Did She Just Sign Off?': Indicted Dem Ditches Interview When Confronted with Video of Herself Impeding ICE

Fetterman Rips Schumer for Using Americans as 'Leverage' in Shutdown: 'Not Some Sh**ty Game Show'

Stop Blaming COVID for Poor Math and Reading Scores: Public Education Is to Blame

Lifelong Democrat C-SPAN Caller Says Party 'Makes' Him 'Sick,' Announces He's Leaving

Trump DOJ Aims Probe at BLM: Investigation Over Alleged Defrauding of Donors During 2020 Summer of Love

Pollsters: SNAP Chaos from Schumer Shutdown Has Totally Backfired on Democrats, 'Country Is Beginning to Shift'

Trump Instructs Feds to Find Ways to Continue Providing SNAP

Longtime CBS News Anchor Gayle King Expected to Exit Show Amid 'Bloodbath' at Network: Report

Polls Suggest Mamdani's Election Chances Hinge on One Factor: Curtis Sliwa

'We've Lost from the Beginning': Maryland Dem Breaks with Democrats, Blocks Gerrymandering Plot

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