Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing mounting criticism over what many see as misleading attempts to market himself as a practicing doctor despite never completing the medical training required to actually treat patients. As El-Sayed leans heavily on the “Dr.” title throughout his campaign, critics argue voters deserve a far more honest explanation of his background and qualifications.

As another government funding deadline approaches, Senate Republicans are weighing stronger procedural tactics to pressure Democrats and avoid another costly government shutdown. The debate reflects growing frustration in Washington over endless spending fights, bloated budgets, and political gamesmanship that leave hardworking Americans paying the price.

The Biden administration is once again circling the wagons to keep damaging information away from the American people. A new court filing reveals President Biden is attempting to block the release of audio recordings from a 2017 interview, raising even more questions about transparency, honesty, and what exactly Washington elites are desperate to protect.

A major political battle is unfolding in Virginia after the state Supreme Court struck down a congressional map tied to Democrat Abigail Spanberger, delivering a serious setback to efforts that critics say favored political advantage over fair representation. The ruling is already sending shockwaves through Virginia politics as both parties prepare for high-stakes elections ahead.

As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, concerns are growing over how dangerous the technology could become without proper safeguards. AI expert Larry Ward says the Trump administration may now be recognizing the urgent need for serious guardrails on artificial intelligence as reports emerge about powerful systems capable of penetrating major operating systems and security networks.

Tuesday night’s primary results delivered a message that much of the political establishment keeps trying to ignore. Republican voters still want fighters, not placeholders. And despite months of media narratives claiming Donald Trump’s influence was fading, the results out of Ohio and Indiana showed the exact opposite.