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Covering the Trump White House: An Insider’s Account
South Shore Press White House Correspondent Neil W. McCabe offers a behind-the-scenes look at covering President Trump’s second White House term, from Marine One rope lines and Oval Office confrontations to the competitive culture inside the White House briefing room.
Redistricting Battles Could Reshape Congress And America
Redistricting battles are intensifying nationwide as Republicans and Democrats fight over congressional maps that could determine control of the U.S. House for years, with courts increasingly becoming the final arbiters in America’s political power struggle.
Trump Pushes New 401(k) Investment Options
President Trump is pushing to expand 401(k) investment options as part of a broader effort to help Americans build wealth, boost retirement savings and keep more of their paychecks.
Boxer Ghosted The World
The USS Boxer amphibious group has vanished from public view as tensions with Iran rise, fueling speculation that the next phase of the Gulf conflict could be approaching.
What Happens When The Boxer Enters The Ring?
As tensions with Iran escalate and diplomacy appears to be fading, the arrival of the USS Boxer Amphibious Ready Group could signal a dangerous new phase in the growing Middle East conflict.
The Great Gerrymander Showdown
With House control hanging by a razor-thin margin, Republicans and Democrats are launching an all-out war over congressional maps in what could become the fiercest redistricting battle in decades.
Power, Not Posturing, in the Persian Gulf
As tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump’s strategy signals a forceful return of American leadership—restoring confidence, securing global trade, and reshaping the balance of power.
Local History Comes Alive On Fog Of War Podcast
Local history comes into focus as the nation nears its 250th birthday.
The Death of Spirit Airlines: How Communists Posing as Democrats Delivered Higher Prices for Everyone
Spirit Airlines collapse will leave fewer flights and higher prices in its wake.
The River Crossing and American and Soviet Allied Forces
American and Soviet forces meet at the Elbe River, marking a powerful moment of unity, sacrifice, and the beginning of the end of World War II in Europe.
Accused WHCA Dinner Shooter Meets Judge, Secret Service Is On Trial
Man Accused In WHCA Dinner Shooting Faces Charges As Security Questions Mount.
Security Blasted After Shooter Sprints Within 100 Feet of President
A glamorous evening exposes the risks of being president.
Is Suozzi’s Vote To Extend FISA A Canary In The Coal Mine
Four House Democrats broke ranks to back a GOP-led FISA renewal—raising new questions about shifting political ground in key swing districts ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Expulsion Should Not A Weapon For Congressional Vengeance
When expulsion replaces due process, the balance of power in Congress begins to shift.
When Government Takes Less, America Gains More
Americans See Real Relief As Refunds Rise And Tax Bills Fall.
Trump Drops Hammer on Hochul, Mamdani
New York State is facing a political and financial “double whammy” from the Trump administration, as both President Donald Trump and his Transportation Chief escalated pressure on state leadership this week, specifically blasting Big Apple Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Capitol Hill Scrambles As Scandal Breaks
Washington’s culture of loyalty and power is once again put to the test, as allegations surface and allies quietly retreat—leaving behind a familiar story of pressure, calculation, and inevitable political exits.
Midterm Machinations: LaLota, Lawler Turn On Trump Over Immigration
As the midterms approach, two New York Republicans back an immigration bill that puts them at odds with President Trump.
Zeldin Learns Like Vance: Blanche Does Not Lose
Tangling with Blanche may not always work out in Trump’s Administration.
Critics Blast Amnesty Bill As RAW Deal For American Workers
Bill blasted as illegal immigrant amnesty disguised as reform.
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Insurance companies accuse medical providers of fraudulent billing and kickback scheme
A group of insurance companies has filed a lawsuit against several medical professionals and corporations, alleging a widespread scheme involving fraudulent billing for unnecessary treatments.