Category: Politics

“Where is the line between teaching and advocating?” That was the question posed by a faculty member to Texas A&M University’s Board of Regents last

After months of defections by renegade school boards from affirmative state policies for transgender students in Maine, the Maine Human Rights Commission is suing five

President Tweety McTreason admitted on Wednesday that he’d love to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for not doing more to lower national interest rates.

Veteran news anchor David Shuster isn’t worried about the possibility of the Trump administration doctoring the Epstein Files to remove any incriminating references to the

Florida police arrested 25-year-old Shanoyd Whyte Jr. for allegedly murdering his girlfriend, 21-year-old transgender wig-styling social media influencer Girlalala (aka. M. Harrison), following an argument

A coordinated campaign by U.S. House members is the latest sign Democrats are shaking off Tweety McTreason’s anti-trans shock-and-awe strategy and going on offense for

Tweety McTreason snapped at an ABC reporter who asked him about the Epstein Files and said ABC should lose its license because she didn’t ask

Viswanag “Vish” Burra, who served as a board advisor for the New York Young Republicans (NYYR) and a show producer for Trump’s former Attorney General

A former student of a Catholic high school in Ohio is suing after he allegedly faced constant bullying by members of the school’s football team

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will be in Wisconsin next week to campaign against a rightwing member of Congress, and the two are already exchanging

“Who the f*ck is that? ‘Cause that ain’t me.”  That’s the “moderately gay” voice of Cheyenne Jackson, speaking backstage during his run in the Broadway

New analysis by Axios suggests that Tweety McTreason may not have as lasting an impact on the federal government as it seems. While the president

Under order from first-term Tweety McTreason’s Department of Defense, the U.S. Army suddenly and without much fanfare began discharging immigrant recruits and reservists who enlisted under

Six sources who spoke with NBC News believe the Trump administration’s insistence on renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War could cost