Politics

With the economy on the verge of a presidential-induced collapse, Donald Trump arrived in China in a weakened position, looking for Chinese investment in the United States that he can sell as a win to his dwindling base of political […]

A reasonable person would expect FBI Director Kash Patel to avoid any and all questions about his reported drinking issues during a Senate hearing, but Patel is fighting to keep his job, so he made the big mistake of engaging

Forget for a moment the talk about gerrymandering, the war in Iran, and Trump’s trip to China. Nothing matters more to voters than the economy. The economy touches every person, and for anyone who is not rich, times are tough.

The president and his administration are openly counting down the days until CNN is in the hands of their ally, David Ellison. Trump has spent a decade obsessing over CNN and attempting to get the network sold to one of

The reaction to Trump’s suggested gas tax holiday has been mixed at best. House Republicans say they could have a bill on the floor by next week to suspend the eighteen-cent-per-gallon federal gas tax, but what Trump is supporting isn’t

Trump was supposed to participate in an Oval Office event on maternal healthcare while also promoting a new HHS website. Trump was there and seated in his chair, but zonked out. PoliticusUSA is 100% independent news and opinion. Support us

Amid all of the chaos that Trump has created with his tariffs, Iran war, and declining economy, the topic of Obamacare subsidies has slipped down the conversation list in 2026, but the fight is far from finished, and Democrats have

Donald Trump doesn’t want to see Democrats on the cable news network that functions as state TV for him. Trump seemingly especially doesn’t want to see Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), who is one of the two driving forces behind getting

The Supreme Court majority’s hypocrisy regarding congressional districts and gerrymandering has not gone unnoticed by elected officials and voters. The same Supreme Court majority had previously ruled that majority-minority districts were constitutional, but later ruled that districts drawn on the

When politicians of either party think about elections, they often don’t see voters as people. Voters may be broken down into groups that candidates want to appeal to, or numbers in a poll, but too many political operatives don’t see