He’s Running: Pete Buttigieg Axes Pronouns on Social Media Amid Michigan Senate Speculation

Pete Buttigieg is almost certainly preparing to run for office in Michigan. That’s why he relocated there from Indiana in 2022, a maneuver commonly referred to as “carpetbagging.” He is reportedly “taking a serious look” at the U.S. Senate race in 2026 after incumbent Sen. Gary Peters (D., Mich.) announced his retirement this week. He

Democrats Should’ve Kept ‘Riding With Biden’ Instead of Calling in ‘Backup’ Kamala, DNC Chair Says

Outgoing Democratic National Committee chairman Jaime Harrison believes the party made a mistake in replacing Joe Biden with Kamala Harris as its 2024 nominee, he said in an interview Friday. Harrison wanted to “stick by” Biden even after the former president’s disastrous debate performance last summer, he told the Associated Press. “My nature is, ‘I’m

Trump Says Helicopter in DC Collision and Crash Was ‘Flying Too High’

The president made the comment in a Friday morning post on Truth Social. President Donald Trump said on Friday that a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying too high before it collided with an American Airlines-operated jet near Washington on Wednesday evening in the worst U.S. aviation disaster in decades. In a post on

The Star-Ledger, featured by “The Sopranos,” is ceasing print editions

New Jersey’s Star-Ledger to end print publication New Jersey’s Star-Ledger to end print publication 02:17 Two longstanding New York City area newspapers, including one immortalized in “The Sopranos,” are vanishing from newsstands, leaving Jersey City without printed news as media struggle against nationwide headwinds. Across the river from New York, the fate of New Jersey’s