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POLL: Which fictional character would make the best chief of staff in real life? Have your say in DC Insider
This item is a promotional poll feature from the Daily Mail’s “DC Insider” politics section, inviting readers to vote on which fictional character they believe would make the best White House chief of staff. The piece itself contains no substantive reporting, analysis or named candidates from the poll—the accompanying text is largely a list of…
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DC to vote on foie gras ban in November
Washington, D.C., voters will decide in November whether to ban the sale of foie gras, setting up a fight between animal welfare advocates and the city’s fine-dining industry over the controversial delicacy. The D.C. Board of Elections on Wednesday certified Initiative 86, also known as the Prohibiting the Force-Feeding of Birds Act, officially placing the…
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Republicans vote down farm bill amendment enabling lawsuits against pesticide companies, a blow to MAHA
Senate Republicans on Thursday voted down an amendment that sought to open up Americans’ ability to sue pesticide companies over the health impacts of their products. The amendment to the Senate farm bill failed in a party-line vote. While the measure was backed by all of the Senate Agriculture Committee’s Democrats and none of its…
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Detroit voters call on Democrats to unite around El-Sayed after stunning victory of far-left progressive
Fox News Digital spoke to voters in Detroit following Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in the Democratic primary for a Michigan US Senate seat, with locals urging the party to rally behind the self-described democratic socialist candidate ahead of November’s general election. His win has become a flashpoint within the Democratic Party, with figures such as Bernie…
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Democrats targeting 12 additional red districts in midterms push to retake House
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has expanded its list of Republican-held US House seats it plans to target in the November midterm elections, adding 12 new districts to the 46 it had already earmarked as potential flips. The move signals Democrats’ broader push to retake control of the House, with the party’s campaign arm…
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FCC votes to eliminate broadcast ownership rule
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday voted to eliminate a long-standing rule capping the number of households a single broadcaster can reach nationwide, a move the commission said is necessary to better help television networks compete with the rapid growth of tech companies in the media sector. The now-scrapped rule, which had been in…
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Brendan Carr officially unleashes broadcast consolidation
The era of set broadcast ownership limits is officially over, after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted Thursday to end the national ownership cap rule. The agency’s two Republicans, Chair Brendan Carr and Commissioner Olivia Trusty, voted to end the ownership cap, which restricts broadcast owners from holding stations that reach a combined more than…
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Few Americans confident in financial advice from AI: Gallup
As artificial intelligence’s influence continues to grow in the United States, fewer Americans trust the technology’s financial advice, with only trusting social media influencers falling below it. An Edward Jones-Gallup poll released Wednesday showed only 27 percent of respondents had “some” or “a great deal” of trust in AI as a source of financial guidance,…
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Kerr brilliance keeps MI London’s slim hopes alive
Melie Kerr’s unbeaten 69 rescues MI London as they beat London Spirit for their first win of the 2026 campaign.
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50 percent say US military action in Iran will destabilize Middle East: Survey
Five months after the U.S. entered its war with Iran, more Americans expect the conflict to destabilize the Middle East, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Tuesday. The survey found that 50 percent of Americans said they believe the war will decrease stability in the region over the next year, compared with just 17 percent…