Articles for tag: USA

November 4, 2025

Wall Street Billionaire Eviscerates NYC Rent-Freeze Plan as “Hydrogen Bomb”

Hedge Fund Titan Cliff Asness Calls Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Rent-Freeze Pledge a “Hydrogen Bomb” for New York Real Estate When a Wall Street titan describes a housing policy as a “hydrogen bomb,” it’s clear the stakes have gone far beyond ordinary campaign talk. Hedge fund billionaire Cliff Asness, a 59-year-old investor with a Forbes-estimated net worth of $2.9 billion, has issued a scathing rebuke of New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to freeze rents on stabilized apartments. In an exclusive interview, Asness warned that the policy would devastate the local real estate market, calling it a catastrophic idea

November 4, 2025

MTG’s Big ‘The View’ U-Turn Leaves Hosts Gaping

Marjorie Taylor Greene Stuns ‘The View’ by Ditching the Drama and Calling on “Women of Maturity” to Unite On a day when most expected fireworks, Marjorie Taylor Greene delivered a spectacle of calm. The Georgia congresswoman—long famed for her fire-brand style, vocal loyalty to Donald Trump and charged online presence—walked into the studios of The View and did something few observers saw coming: she sat in the hot seat, quietly turned down the volume on outrage, and spoke of “women of maturity” needing to unite, even as she moved away from key Republican lines and raised questions about her own

November 4, 2025

Judges Never Feel the Heat — Until Now

How Chief Judge James Boasberg Went From Quiet Federal Bench to the Center of an Impeachment Storm In Washington’s rarely quiet judiciary back rooms, where even a judge’s gavel tends to make barely a ripple beyond the marble, something unexpected is bubbling up around James E. Boasberg. Known for his work as Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, Boasberg has lately found himself thrust into the glare of political controversy. On November 4, 2025, Brandon Gill, a Republican congressman from Texas, introduced articles of impeachment accusing Boasberg of abusing his judicial authority and “weaponizing”

November 4, 2025

Florida GOP Eyes 3-5 New Seats with 2026 Mid-Cycle Redraw

Florida Republicans Plan Mid-Decade Redistricting for 2026 to Flip 3-5 House Seats and Expand GOP Control In the corridors of power in Tallahassee, a quiet yet seismic shift is underway — one that could redefine the balance of the U.S. House of Representatives come 2026. The state of Florida, long regarded as a pivotal battleground, is now poised to join a wave of mid-cycle redistricting efforts spearheaded by Republican leaders who believe the map is ripe for realignment. At the heart of this initiative are Ron DeSantis and state lawmakers who argue that dramatic population changes in Florida demand an

November 3, 2025

Wisconsin Rocked by 41,000 Voter Roll Discrepancies Ahead of Key Election

Over 41,000 Wisconsin Voter Registrations Mismatched with DMV Records — Nearly Double 2020 Levels, Raising Alarms in the Crucial Swing State A new report has sent shockwaves through Wisconsin’s political landscape just days before a pivotal election. State records reveal that roughly 41,000 voter registrations do not fully match the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles database — a figure nearly double what was reported in 2020. The finding, exposed through a court-ordered review by the Wisconsin Elections Commission, has reignited debate over election integrity in one of America’s most tightly contested states. According to Just The News, the mismatched data

November 3, 2025

Elon Musk Backs Andrew Cuomo Over Curtis Sliwa—Says Vote for Sliwa Is Vote for Zohran Mamdani

Elon Musk Urges New Yorkers to Support Andrew Cuomo in 2025 Mayoral Race—Warns That Voting for Curtis Sliwa Means Helping Zohran Mamdani In a late-breaking move that sent ripples through New York’s mayoral contest, tech titan Elon Musk stepped into what has been a fiercely competitive race and publicly urged voters to back former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the upcoming November 4 election. Musk’s message, delivered on his X account on November 3, came with an implicit critique of both the Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa and the Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, whom Musk characterized in dismissive terms. He wrote: “Bear

November 3, 2025

Trump Administration Approves Emergency Funding to Keep Food Stamps Running During Shutdown

Trump Administration Moves to Partially Fund SNAP After Weeks of Uncertainty — Keeping Food Assistance Flowing to Millions Despite Ongoing Government Shutdown In a tense, high-stakes turn of events, the Trump administration announced Monday that it would authorize partial funding to keep the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, running after weeks of warnings that the program would run out of money amid the ongoing government shutdown. The decision, revealed in court filings, temporarily saves millions of low-income Americans from losing access to food assistance but only provides a fraction of what’s needed to sustain the program long-term. For weeks,

November 3, 2025

Wisconsin Mom Celebrates Big Free Speech Win After “Woke” Teacher Can’t Sue

Conservative Wisconsin Mom Escapes Defamation Suit After Calling School District “Woke” — Court Rules Her Social Posts Are Protected Free Speech A Wisconsin mother and conservative activist has won a significant legal victory after being sued for defamation over critical posts she made about her school district’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies. The case involved 48-year-old Scarlett Johnson, a leader in the state chapter of Moms for Liberty, who in October 2022 posted on social media about the hiring of a “Social Justice Coordinator” by the Mequon‑Thiensville School District (MTSD) and used terminology questioning the motives and value of

October 27, 2025

Nation’s Largest Federal Union Turns on Schumer — Demands End to Shutdown

Nearly a Million Federal Workers’ Union Defies Democrats, Urges Chuck Schumer to Pass GOP Clean Bill and Reopen Government Amid 2025 Shutdown In a stunning rebuke that sent shockwaves through Washington, the nation’s largest federal workers’ union, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), called out Senate Democrats on October 27, urging them to immediately pass the Republican-proposed “clean continuing resolution” to end the month-long government shutdown. The move, representing the collective frustration of nearly 750,000 federal employees and impacting close to a million households, marks one of the most public and consequential breaks between organized labor and Democratic leadership

October 22, 2025

Trump Urges New Jersey and Virginia Voters to “Cut Energy Costs in Half” by Voting Republican

Donald Trump Calls on New Jersey and Virginia to Elect GOP Governors Jack Ciattarelli and Winsome Sears — Promises “Drastic Drop” in Energy Prices if Republicans Win In a powerful late-October message that electrified his base, former President Donald Trump issued a direct appeal to voters in New Jersey and Virginia ahead of the November 4 elections, urging them to vote Republican to “cut energy costs in half.” In his trademark rallying tone, Trump warned that staying home on Election Day was “the same as voting for a Democrat,” calling on supporters to show up and deliver what he described