The real White House Correspondents’ Dinner was held on Saturday, April 26 — exactly two days after Kimmel’s parody went to air. Hosted at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C., the gathering traditionally brings together journalists, senior administration officials, and the president for an evening of speeches and good-natured roasting. This year, it turned into … Read more
The day after the attack — Sunday, April 26, 2026 — former President Obama published a statement on social media. He said that although the details surrounding the motive behind the previous night’s shooting were not yet clear, it was the responsibility of every American to reject violence as a tool of political expression. He … Read more
If you’ve been following Congress lately, you know this story is bigger than just one resolution. It touches on ethics, accountability, military honor, and the ongoing question of whether Washington really polices its own. In this article, we break down everything you need to know about the Nancy Mace Cory Mills expulsion resolution — how … Read more
Zohran Mamdani walked into City Hall in January 2026 carrying more symbolism than perhaps any New York City mayor in recent memory. At 34, he became the city’s youngest mayor in a generation, its first Muslim mayor, and one of the few openly democratic socialist politicians ever elected to lead a major American city. People … Read more
To make sense of where things stand today, you need to rewind to March 2025. That month, President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act — a 1798 wartime law that had rarely been used in modern times — to fast-track the deportation of hundreds of Venezuelan men his administration labeled as members of the Tren … Read more
The San Francisco Chronicle published the initial report on the afternoon of April 10, 2026. A former female staffer who had worked in Swalwell’s Castro Valley district office starting in 2019 — when she was just 21 years old — described two separate incidents in which she says the congressman sexually assaulted her while she … Read more
The comments came from an interview with the British newspaper The Telegraph published on April 1. When asked whether he’d reconsider NATO membership after the U.S.‑Israeli campaign wrapped up, Trump was blunt. “Oh yes, I would say [it] is beyond reconsideration. I was never swayed by NATO. I always knew they were a paper tiger, and … Read more
Long before becoming a fixture at congressional hearings beside his high-profile wife, Bryon Noem led a relatively private life in rural South Dakota. Bryon and Kristi Noem are high school sweethearts who both grew up on family farms in Hamlin County, South Dakota. They attended the same high school, where Bryon was two years ahead … Read more
Trump’s vision of the ballroom was more than aesthetics. He framed the space as a “America‑first” venue for diplomatic gatherings, state dinners, and large‑scale rallies. In a 2023 interview with Fox News, he claimed the renovated ballroom would “reflect the strength and grandeur of this great nation.” Timeline and budget allocations Year Milestone Estimated Cost* … Read more
The “No Kings” movement was founded by Indivisible, a progressive grassroots organization that came together during the early months of President Donald Trump’s second term. The name is a direct nod to one of America’s oldest and most defining values: the idea that this nation was deliberately built to reject monarchy, tyranny, and the concentration … Read more
