Articles for category: Politics

October 15, 2025

Clarence Thomas Drives Wedge in VRA Debate — “Race-Based Maps Must End”

Clarence Thomas Accuses Racially Drawn Voting Districts of Bias — Could VRA Protections Be Overturned? The Supreme Court’s halls hummed with tension as oral arguments intensified in Louisiana v. Callais, the high-stakes case asking whether race-based congressional districts under the Voting Rights Act remain lawful. In one of the sharpest moments of the day, Justice Clarence Thomas probed the constitutional foundation of such maps, pressing whether they would even exist if states were forbidden from considering race. His questions signaled that he may be ready to strip away protections deemed essential for minority representation — and in doing so, could

October 15, 2025

Supreme Court Hears Louisiana Case That Could Collapse VRA and Hand 19 Seats to GOP

Today’s Supreme Court Oral Argument in Louisiana v. Callais Could Gut Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and Shift Dozens of Seats to the Republicans The Supreme Court is set to revisit one of the most explosive voting rights battles in recent years as oral arguments begin in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could dramatically weaken Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and reconfigure congressional power across the South. The stakes are monumental: analysts warn that if the court rules to curtail or eliminate race-based districting protections, Republicans could gain as many as 19 or more House

October 15, 2025

DeSantis Fires Back at Obama in Fiery Clash

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Unleashes Scathing Rebuke on Barack Obama Over Justice System Hypocrisy – Is This the Spark That Ignites a New Political Firestorm? In the heart of America’s ongoing battle over trust in institutions, a sharp exchange between two political heavyweights has captured the nation’s attention, stirring emotions and reigniting old debates about fairness, power, and accountability. On a crisp October day in 2025, former President Barack Obama stepped into the spotlight with a passionate plea for preserving the integrity of the justice system, warning against the dangers of political meddling that could erode democracy itself. His words,

October 14, 2025

DeSantis Backs Supreme Court Move to End Race-Based Voting Districts

Governor Ron DeSantis Vows to Redraw Florida’s Map as Supreme Court Weighs Ending Race-Based Districts That Favor Democrats Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that his administration will act swiftly to redraw the state’s congressional districts if the Supreme Court rules against race-based gerrymandering under the Voting Rights Act. The case, Louisiana v. Callais, argued on October 14, 2025, could become one of the most consequential rulings on electoral fairness in decades — potentially striking down the use of race as a factor in district design and setting off a national redistricting wave that could reshape political power across the country.

October 14, 2025

Mitt Romney Breaks Silence After Sister-in-Law’s Tragic Death in Los Angeles

Mitt Romney Speaks Out After His Sister-in-Law Carrie Romney Is Found Dead Near a Los Angeles Parking Garage — “Our Family Is Heartbroken” Senator Mitt Romney is mourning the loss of his sister-in-law, Carrie Romney, after her body was discovered near a Los Angeles parking garage earlier this week. The former Republican presidential nominee confirmed the heartbreaking news in a statement shared with People, saying his family is devastated by the sudden and tragic loss. Carrie Romney, who was married to Mitt’s brother, has long been described by friends and family as a kind, generous woman with a quiet strength

October 14, 2025

Trump’s Defense Team Draws the Line — Pentagon Tightens Security, AP and NYT Walk Out

AP and New York Times Refuse Trump Pentagon’s New Security Policy as Secretary Pete Hegseth Cracks Down on Media Leaks — Supporters Say It’s About Protecting America, Not Silencing the Press Tension between the Pentagon and major media outlets is escalating after the Associated Press and The New York Times refused to comply with new press security rules introduced under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a key figure in President Trump’s national security team. The new policy — which requires media escorts in restricted areas and grants the Pentagon the right to revoke access for those who breach security — has

October 13, 2025

Bill Clinton Praises Trump for Gaza Ceasefire — Calls It a Historic Win

Former President Bill Clinton Gives Trump Credit for Brokered Gaza Ceasefire and Hostage Release — A Move Obama Couldn’t Deliver Former President Bill Clinton has publicly praised President Donald Trump for his role in securing the recent ceasefire and hostage release agreement between Israel and Hamas, marking one of the rare moments of bipartisan recognition in modern U.S. diplomacy. In a statement issued on October 13, 2025, Clinton credited Trump, Qatar, and other regional partners for “keeping everyone engaged until the agreement was reached,” acknowledging that the deal brought long-awaited relief after months of devastating conflict. Clinton’s remarks came as

October 13, 2025

Trump Approval Skyrockets to 51% After Major Policy Wins

Rasmussen Poll Shows President Trump’s Approval Rating Surges +9 Points in One Week, Now Leading at 51%-48% Amid Economic and Border Security Successes President Donald Trump’s approval rating has surged to 51% according to Rasmussen’s October 13, 2025, daily tracking poll, marking a remarkable +9-point turnaround in just one week. The latest numbers show 51% of likely U.S. voters approve of Trump’s job performance, while 48% disapprove — a net swing of +8 points from his -5 rating on October 6. The sudden upswing reflects growing public confidence in Trump’s handling of the economy, border enforcement, and domestic security, even

October 13, 2025

“Cops Will Flee NYPD If Mamdani Wins,” Says Ex-Commissioner Kelly

Raymond Kelly Issues Stark Warning That NYPD Officers Could Quit En Masse if Zohran Mamdani Wins New York Mayoral Race The race for New York City’s next mayor took a dramatic turn when former long-serving NYPD Commissioner Raymond Kelly warned that the police force could see an “exodus” under a future Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Kelly, who led the department for 12 years in two separate stints, publicly criticized Mamdani’s rhetoric, labeling the Queens Assemblyman “antisemitic” and accusing him of embracing “crazy ideas.” His comments come amid a growing conversation about law enforcement confidence in political leadership. Kelly’s comments were first

October 11, 2025

Virginia Shock Poll: GOP’s Jason Miyares Surges Ahead as Jay Jones Scandal Implodes

New Virginia Poll Shows Republican Jason Miyares Leading by Six Points After Democrat Jay Jones’ Violent Text Scandal Rocks State Politics A stunning new poll out of Virginia is shaking up the state’s political landscape just weeks before Election Day. According to a survey conducted by The Trafalgar Group between October 8 and 10, Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares now leads Democratic challenger Jay Jones 49% to 43%, marking a dramatic reversal in a race that once leaned Democrat. The turnaround follows the explosive revelation of 2022 text messages in which Jones allegedly fantasized about shooting a Republican lawmaker and