Nancy Kassebaum Baker, first woman elected to Senate on her own merit, dead at 94
Former Kansas Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker, a three-term Republican who broke barriers for women in Congress, died Friday of natural causes, closing a career that spanned nearly two decades in Washington. Kassebaum Baker died August 21 at age 94, her family confirmed through multiple outlets. Her granddaughter Nellie confirmed the death to KCTV5, and her […]
Two brothers found dead in Northern California's Trinity River, autopsies pending
Two brothers, one a 45-year-old local, the other an 18-year-old visiting from New York, were pulled from the Trinity River near Willow Creek, California, in what officials say appears to be a double accidental drowning. Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies recovered the bodies of Lex Rincon, 45, of Arcata, California, and his younger brother Krishna Rincon, […]
Bill Maher pushes back on liberal pile-on targeting Trump aide Natalie Harp
Bill Maher broke with the left's latest outrage cycle by defending Natalie Harp, President Trump's close aide, calling her his "emotional support employee" while asking why anyone needs to go after a loyal staffer. Maher used his Friday opening monologue on HBO's Real Time to wade into the growing controversy around Harp, the young aide […]
Chief Justice Roberts lets Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project keep building
Chief Justice John Roberts handed the White House a critical victory by allowing construction of Trump's massive ballroom and military complex to continue, overriding two lower courts that had tried to shut the project down. Roberts signed a one-sentence administrative stay on August 21, 2026, just hours before a federal injunction would have forced crews […]