Prince William and Prince Harry: Could Princess Diana Bring the Brothers Back Together?

Prince William and Prince Harry were once incredibly close. Growing up, the two brothers were often seen together, supporting each other through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. But today, their relationship could not be more different. The brothers have reportedly been distant for years, and their once-strong bond has turned into … Read more

Prince William and Prince Harry: Could Princess Diana Bring the Brothers Back Together?

Prince William and Prince Harry were once incredibly close. Growing up, the two brothers were often seen together, supporting each other through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. But today, their relationship could not be more different. The brothers have reportedly been distant for years, and their once-strong bond has turned into … Read more

Ken Paxton Led 43-State Coalition in $700 Million Johnson & Johnson Talc Settlement

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton played a leading role in a multistate legal action against Johnson & Johnson that resulted in a $700 million settlement over allegations involving the marketing of the company’s talc-based baby powder and body powder products. The agreement, announced in June 2024, involved Paxton and attorneys general from 42 other states, … Read more

Trump Signs Executive Order Expanding Temporary Use of Tax-Free Red-Dyed Diesel

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday during a campaign rally in Grand Island, Nebraska, temporarily expanding access to red-dyed diesel and easing federal tax enforcement for highway use of the fuel. The order is designed to provide temporary relief to farmers, truckers and other diesel users as fuel prices remain elevated. Trump signed … Read more

Brandon Gill’s Fundraising Draws Attention as Republicans Build Their 2026 House Campaign

Rep. Brandon Gill, the Republican congressman from Texas, is drawing attention for the scale of his campaign fundraising and his reported financial support for other Republican candidates and the National Republican Congressional Committee as the 2026 midterm elections approach. Federal Election Commission records show Gill’s campaign had reported approximately $4.22 million in total receipts for … Read more

Former German Spy Chief August Hanning Arrested on Suspicion of Espionage and Treason

Former German foreign intelligence chief August Hanning has been arrested on suspicion of espionage, treason and obtaining classified state information, in a case that has raised serious questions about the handling of sensitive intelligence after officials leave government service. Hanning, 80, served as president of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (BND) from 1998 to 2005. German … Read more

Trump Calls for ‘No Invasion of Our Country Act’ to Lock In Border Restrictions

President Donald Trump is calling for Congress to pass a new measure he has named the “No Invasion of Our Country Act,” an effort aimed at making his administration’s strict border policies more difficult for future presidents to reverse. Trump announced the proposal during his address at the 2026 Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas, arguing … Read more

Abdul El-Sayed’s Past Dual-Citizenship Claims Draw Scrutiny in Michigan Senate Race

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed questions about his citizenship history after a newly surfaced 2016 video appeared to show him publicly describing himself as a dual citizen of the United States and Egypt. The video, reported by the Washington Free Beacon on October 5, 2026, shows El-Sayed speaking at a medical … Read more

Barack Obama to Campaign With Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit as Michigan Senate Race Intensifies

Former President Barack Obama is set to return to Michigan later this month, joining Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson for a campaign rally in Detroit. The Michigan Democratic Party announced Monday that Obama will appear with the candidates on Saturday, October 24, as Democrats increase their campaign activity ahead … Read more

Supreme Court’s New Term Begins: Major Cases on Immigration, Guns, Voting and Climate Change

The U.S. Supreme Court’s new 2026–27 term officially begins on Monday, October 5, 2026, bringing a series of major legal disputes before the nation’s highest court. The justices are expected to consider cases involving immigration enforcement, gun rights, voting rules, climate-change litigation, religious freedom and other constitutional questions. Several of the cases could have consequences … Read more