The following piece was originally published in The Hill by John Shkor, Steven Lepper and William Baumgartner. Read the original article here. President Trump has…
The American Watch Dog
A Stateside episode features Jocelyn Benson, Rose's Detroit diner, and Oakland University professor David Dulio on Michigan politics.
Pete Hegseth banned Pentagon personnel from using nonpublic military information to bet on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi.
Audi plans to build its first U.S. factory in Peach County, Georgia, investing $4 billion to create 4,500 jobs averaging $63,000 annually.
The USS Colorado becomes the first U.S. submarine assigned to AUKUS's new Submarine Rotational Force-West near Perth, Australia
Jocelyn Benson, Michigan's Secretary of State since 2019, is running for governor on plans to cut health care costs and tariff burdens.
A 9th Circuit panel ruled 2-1 that Trump's deployment of 4,000 California National Guard troops to Los Angeles in 2025 was unlawful.
Trump called Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a "jihadist," drawing condemnation from his own Arab American supporters.
Obama rallied Detroit voters for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's Senate bid on Michigan's first day of early in-person voting in 2026.
Three nonprofits sued the Trump administration over its designation of 109,651 New Mexico acres as a military zone for border enforcement.
Retired General Petraeus warned that drones cause over 90% of Russian casualties in Ukraine, yet no NATO ally has adequately adapted.
A fact-check finds Rogers' terrorism accusations against El-Sayed's birth mother are unsupported by legal records or credible evidence
Trump floated using warships returning from Iran to pressure Cuba while Rubio publicly urged Cubans to partner with the CIA for change.