Latest Headlines

Donald Trump made a political statement on Sunday, prompting his own supporters to voice their disagreements with him.

Trump over the weekend marked the passing of fellow former President Jimmy Carter, who died after receiving hospice care in his home.

James Earl Carter Jr., the 39th president of the United States, died on Sunday, and was remembered by a Habitat for Humanity pioneer. Political observers were also quick to mark the passing of the former world leader.

Carter died at 100 years old after receiving hospice care following the death of his wife.

Just one month after Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, some of the president-elect's supporters in the small town of New Castle, Pennsylvania are concerned about whether or not their benefits are at risk under his incoming administration, The Washington Post reports.

Per the report, part-time tax consultant Lori Mosura abandoned the Democratic Party and backed Trump because, in her opinion, "He is more attuned to the needs of everyone instead of just the rich."

Donald Trump on Sunday attacked someone he said he considers a "friend," calling out former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy for what the president-elect says is "one of the dumbest political decisions made in years."

McCarthy was booted from his position heading the House Republicans after former GOP lawmaker Matt Gaetz and others voted for his removal. After an extended process of votes for a new Speaker, the Republicans ultimately selected Mike Johnson, who was relatively unknown at the time.

While mainstream media is talking about potential invasions of Greenland and Panama, Donald Trump and Elon Musk are making advancements in their real war effort, according to a columnist's analysis.

National opinion columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Will Bunch, is no stranger to issues related to the president-elect.

In recent years, Carter had received various hospital treatments, including when he revealed in August 2015 that he had brain cancer and was undergoing radiation treatment — an illness he recovered from, seemingly against the odds.

In addition to being president, the 100-year-old was a U.S. Navy submarine officer, a farmer, a diplomat, a Nobel laureate, a Sunday school teacher and one of the world’s most well-known humanitarians.

Newsmax pundit Ellis Henican reminded John Elliot, a senior adviser to President-elect Donald Trump's campaign, that Vice President-elect J.D. Vance had once insulted his running mate by comparing him to Adolf Hitler.

During a Sunday discussion on Newsmax, a right-wing news network, Henican argued that Elliot could improve civil discourse by appearing on mainstream outlets like MSNBC.

CBS correspondent Robert Costa warned Americans to expect "governing by crisis" in 2025 after Republicans take complete control of the federal government.

During a Sunday panel discussion on Face the Nation, Costa pointed to narrow Republican majorities in the House and Senate as a problem for the party.

Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX) warned his Republican colleagues opposing Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) to be speaker of the House would "squander" an opportunity that "the Lord God" had given them to change the country.

During a Sunday interview with Fox News, host Rich Edson asked Babin about Johnson's chances to keep the speakership with a slim Republican majority.

Outgoing Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) faced a wave of derision on social media after he appeared on CNN and defended billionaire Elon Musk from accusations of conflict of interest while he's handing out free advice to Donald Trump.

The New Hampshire conservative who bashed Trump until South Carolina's Nikki Haley bid to be the 2024 GOP presidential nominee fell apart, after which he changed sides, spoke with "State of the Union" host Dana Bash on Sunday.

Sarah Isgur, a former Department of Justice spokesperson in the first Trump administration, cast doubt on President-elect Donald Trump's ability to bend the Supreme Court of the United States to his will with a bid to delay a law that would ban the TikTok social media platform.

Although Congress passed legislation giving President Joe Biden the authority to ban TikTok on Jan. 19 before leaving office, Trump has told the high court to delay the law until he takes office a day later. The law requires the president to ban TikTok if its parent company does not break ties with the Chinese Government. Trump has suggested he would find a way around the law after crediting the TikTok platform with helping him win the 2024 election.

Conservative H.W. Crocker III is concerned that America has lost sight of its "Christian moral compass" and become "too secular." And, according to the Kansas City Star, he's helping Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) push a "socially conservative political message driven by religion — particularly Christianity."

Hired as a "communications consultant for Sen. Josh Hawley’s Senate campaign," according to the report, it's "unclear how large a role Crocker played in" in Hawley's reelection campaign, but the Missouri senator's campaign team "paid Crocker $55,000 for communications consulting between May and November, according to campaign finance records."