Whoopi Goldberg is reportedly having second thoughts about New York City's new political direction after discovering that campaign slogans can sometimes become actual government policy. During a television interview this[Click to Tate]

Washington was buzzing Tuesday after Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced that investigators are reviewing what he described as "credible evidence" surrounding a dramatic increase in Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's[Click to Tate]

  Federal election officials reportedly spent Tuesday reviewing what they described as "several inconsistencies and anomalies" surrounding the Los Angeles mayoral primary, stopping just short of saying they had any[Click to Tate]

What began as another round of Washington gossip has reportedly evolved into a full-blown congressional inquiry after rumors surrounding Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Cory Booker prompted the bipartisan Congressional[Click to Tate]

Robert De Niro reportedly discovered this week that not every audience is eager to hear an unscheduled political monologue. The veteran actor had been invited to deliver a commencement address[Click to Tate]

Washington found itself wrapped up in another made-for-cable-news showdown this week after Senator Tom Cotton announced he would introduce a motion to remove Senator Elise Slotkin from the Senate Armed[Click to Tate]

Citizen journalist Nick Shirley announced Tuesday that he and his investigative team have officially turned their attention toward Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, promising what he described as "the most thorough examination[Click to Tate]

Actress Alyssa Milano found herself trending once again this week after a public spat with a Hollywood icon ended the way many modern celebrity disagreements do—with someone hitting the block[Click to Tate]

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt found herself in another war of words this week after Reverend Al Sharpton labeled her a "white nationalist" and a "fake Christian" during a[Click to Tate]

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced Tuesday that Representative Maxine Waters has one final opportunity to appear in person for a vote before her proxy voting privileges are suspended indefinitely. "Congresswoman[Click to Tate]