Robert Schmad

Every curator on the Smithsonian exhibit's seven-person team has incorporated themes of racial injustice or social justice into their academic work.

A college student's complaint about a $20 burrito sparked a fierce GOP debate on affordability, even drawing in JD Vance and Rep. Dan Crenshaw.

Francesca Hong's resurfaced posts reveal complaints about Thanksgiving, Halloween and fireworks, drawing mockery in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race.

Abdul El-Sayed pushes Medicare-for-all, but his wife's psychiatry practice refuses all insurance, forcing patients to pay entirely out of pocket.

Abdul El-Sayed's campaign paid $75,000 in consulting fees to a Detroit pastor who once praised Louis Farrakhan's leadership at a 2013 gathering.

Abdul El-Sayed criticized Mehmet Oz for selling health products as a doctor, then used his own medical credentials to promote supplements and devices.

Harmeet Dhillon demands Anne Arundel County Public Schools stop hiding student gender identity information from parents or face DOJ litigation.

Every Squad member has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate primary, even as he distances himself from the Democratic Socialists of America.

Hunter Biden claims in a deposition that he has no assets, no car and no savings as a law firm sues him for $17 million in unpaid legal bills.

A judge awarded the Democratic Socialists of America $5.2 million in an inheritance dispute, nearly doubling the organization's typical annual revenue.

The Smithsonian's America 250th anniversary exhibit features nearly two dozen items for liberal causes but just seven representing conservatism.

Kamala Harris' $8 million Malibu mansion sits in a census tract that is 94% White and 0.2% Black, despite her career fighting racial bias in housing.

James Talarico's 2021 post celebrating a Fauci action figure resurfaced as Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before Congress.

Pitta LLP received $11.6 million from the Hotel Trades Council and Unite Here Local 6 while investigating whistleblower corruption claims against them.

A Fox News Digital review of biographies and social media profiles identified roughly two dozen people employed by the Smithsonian with ties to the left.

Soros family pumped more than $1 million into PACs backing progressive prosecutors for 2026 elections, despite recall elections and defeats that removed dozens of district attorneys.

The Democratic National Committee used its headquarters as collateral for a record $15 million off-year loan as it carries $18.5 million in debt against the RNC's huge war chest.

DOJ records reveal China's government spent nearly $80 million on influence operations targeting media, lobbying and policy in the United States.

Roger Rogoff's lawsuit challenges whether Trump can fire a court-appointed U.S. attorney, setting up a novel test of presidential power over prosecutors.

Judge James Boasberg found the Trump administration's visa policy may constitute viewpoint discrimination by targeting those favoring content moderation.

Jack Smith's probe secretly seized text messages from 44 lawmakers, including Jim Jordan and Chuck Grassley, tied to January 6 and classified documents.

Adam Fetcher, Barack Obama's former deputy national press secretary, faces a felony fraud charge after allegedly stealing a co-worker's debit card.

Speaker Mike Johnson endorsed new proposals banning lawmakers from dating congressional staff as multiple sexual misconduct cases shake Capitol Hill.

Humans First enlisted Green Party figures and Democratic-aligned activists despite billing itself as a conservative grassroots movement.

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez's cognitive testing amendment for Congress drew bipartisan praise and criticism after being rejected by voice vote.

Rep. Greg Stanton defeated socialist challenger Kai Newkirk in Arizona's 4th District primary despite attacks over Israel and immigration, bucking a national trend.

Dozens of American universities collectively accepted $27.6 million from foreign entities blacklisted by the federal government in late 2025.

Abdul El-Sayed attended six DSA events and headlined a fundraiser, yet insists he believes in capitalism ahead of the Michigan Senate primary.

Jon Ossoff claims his fundraising is faltering in urgent emails to supporters, despite raising $68.7 million and holding $42.6 million in cash on hand.

Kenneth Jouppi's $95,000 Cessna plane was seized over a six-pack of beer, and now the Supreme Court will decide if it violates the 8th Amendment.