Billionaire Mark Cuban floated the idea of running for president alongside NBA legend Charles Barkley on the same ticket after insisting they are both “somebody America needs.”
Read More Mark Cuban And NBA’s Charles Barkley Insist They Could Take Back The White House In 2028 Election
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries won his re-election bid in the lower chamber on Tuesday, with the party set to be in the minority for another two years while losing control of the Senate and White House after the November elections.
Read More Hakeem Jeffries Re-Elected As House Democrat Leader
The co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” talk show, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, announced that they both traveled to Mar-a-Lago and met with President-elect Donald Trump in order “to restart communications.”
Read More MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe’ Co-Hosts Met With Trump ‘To Restart Communications’
New York City Mayor Eric Adams refused to condemn President-elect Donald Trump during a Friday filming of “The View,” despite being prompted and set up to do so multiple times by the program’s co-hosts.
Read More NYC Mayor Eric Adams Refuses To Denounce Trump On ‘The View’ Despite Persuasion From Liberal Hosts
Pennsylvania Democrat Senator John Fetterman described Florida Republican Matt Gaetz’s attorney general nomination as a “god-tier” level of trolling by President-elect Donald Trump to “own the libs in perpetuity.”
Read More Sen. Fetterman Calls Gaetz’s AG Nomination ‘God-Tier’ Trolling to ‘Own the Libs’
GOP Senator John Thune of South Dakota has been elected as Senate majority leader, which means he will replace retiring Senator Mitch McConnell, who has held the top Senate GOP position for the last 18 years.
Read More John Thune Elected New Senate Republican Leader, Replacing Mitch McConnell