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El-Sayed launches combative Senate bid against Rogers, sparking GOP backlash
Abdul El-Sayed, who secured the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s US Senate seat, opened his general-election campaign with sharply combative rhetoric against Republican rival Mike Rogers, vowing “no safe quarter” and publicly questioning his opponent’s courage. The tone quickly became a point of contention, with conservative commentators accusing El-Sayed of overreach and Republicans using the primary…
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Vance says El-Sayed has no ‘constituency among the working class’
Vice President Vance on Wednesday said progressive Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s Democratic primary victory in Michigan was driven by affluent liberals rather than by working class voters. In an interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham a day after El-Sayed defeated Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in the primary, Vance said the increasingly growing progressive wing of…
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Senate panel seizes Fauci’s phone ahead of contempt vote
A US Senate panel has obtained Dr Anthony Fauci’s Covid-era mobile phone as part of its investigation into the former top health official, a move that came ahead of a vote holding him in contempt of Congress over his refusal to answer questions. The escalation followed a heated Capitol Hill hearing at which Fauci invoked…
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Trump says El-Sayed is ‘full of s‑‑‑,’ calls him a ‘man of hate’
Both the provided article text and a direct fetch attempt returned only an access-denied/403 page — no actual article content came through (The Hill’s site blocks this automated retrieval). I can’t responsibly summarise content I haven’t actually seen, as I’d just be inventing details from the headline. Based only on the title, here’s what I…
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GOP Women’s Caucus chair says House should follow through on Edwards censure
Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.), chair of the Republican Women’s Caucus, on Wednesday said the House should follow through with a censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) despite his decision to drop his reelection bid. Edwards’s decision came after the House Ethics Committee on Monday recommended that he be formally censured following an investigation that found…
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Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley “Couldn’t Be Happier” About Expected FCC Repeal Of Federal Ownership Cap
Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley said he “couldn’t be happier” as the FCC prepares to vote on scrapping the federal cap limiting a single company from owning TV stations reaching more than 39% of US households. The Republican-led commission, chaired by Trump appointee Brendan Carr, has long argued the rule is outdated in an era of…
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What to know as Senate panel sets vote to hold Fauci in contempt
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is set to vote Thursday on a resolution to hold former top health official Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, a week after he pleaded the Fifth Amendment in refusing to answer questions during a committee hearing. The move raises questions about broader GOP support and the legal risks Fauci may face…
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Three teams ranked outside the top-12 of the Coaches Poll who will make the College Football Playoff
An OutKick article previews the 2026 college football season by identifying three teams currently ranked outside the top 12 of the USA Today Coaches Poll that the author predicts will nonetheless qualify for the College Football Playoff. The piece frames this as a notable preseason call, since the release of the Coaches Poll each year…
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Cost of living surges as Americans’ top concern, as Iran war dips: Poll
Cost of living and inflation are the top concern for Americans over the Iran war and the economy, according to a new poll. A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows the most important issue for American adults is cost of living and inflation, at 35 percent, with the economy being second at 15…
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UK’s new foreign minister ignores questions about calling Trump ‘racist’
I wasn’t able to access the actual article content — the page returned an “access denied” block (likely a bot/JavaScript check) rather than the story text, so I only have the headline to go on. From the title alone, it appears UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband declined to answer questions about past comments calling Donald…