Charlie Hurt argued that Democrats’ core philosophy—that government is the solution to every problem—is being undermined by their own role in the shutdown

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright warned that the government shutdown could have devastating consequences for clean energy, manufacturing, and grid modernization—especially in Democratic-leaning states.

Rep. Chip Roy called the rise in political violence and border insecurity “an imminent threat to Americans,” urging Congress to launch a sweeping investigation into what he described as a coordinated assault on the nation

The government shutdown has intensified the divide between progressive Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and establishment leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, revealing deep strategic and ideological tensions within the party.

Tyrus dismissed the media’s obsession with Trump’s former spouses, saying, “Nobody cares about the ex-wives club,” during a fiery segment on Gutfeld! that mocked late-night hosts and political gossip

Greg Gutfeld claimed on his show that Democrats are in “panic mode,” citing internal fear, media theatrics, and collapsing narratives around Trump.

“DOGE 2.0” refers to President Trump’s renewed push to slash the federal workforce during the government shutdown, reviving Elon Musk’s failed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative.

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the assassination of Charlie Kirk as a “disgusting atrocity” and offered condolences to Kirk’s family, calling the killing a reflection of deep divisions in American society

Watters delivered a blistering monologue arguing that the Democratic Party is at its lowest point in years—financially drained, politically fractured, and strategically adrift

During a live report on America Reports, Peter Doocy revealed internal tensions within the Democratic Party, claiming that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) was steering budget negotiations in ways that blindsided senior leadership—including Nancy Pelosi

The panel tackled escalating political language, especially from Democratic leaders, in the wake of immigration protests and law enforcement clashes. Despite public calls for civility, The Five argued that rhetoric from the left is intensifying, not calming.

During a heated discussion on The Five, panelists reacted to reports that President Trump is considering permanent cuts to federal programs and mass layoffs as leverage in the ongoing government shutdown. The tone was combative, with Trump allies defending the strategy as fiscally responsible, while critics warned of political backlash and economic harm.

This declaration was made in a memo sent to Congress, marking a dramatic escalation in the administration’s war on drugs. The memo states that President Trump has determined that cartels such as Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua, Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel, and El Salvador’s MS-13 pose an “armed attack” against U.S. citizens.

The incident occurred during an anti-ICE protest in Portland, where the suspect—allegedly affiliated with Antifa—was seen pouring red paint on the building. When federal officers apprehended him the following night, viral footage captured him visibly trembling in custody

President Trump’s recent escalation of immigration enforcement—marked by sweeping ICE raids and military deployments in major blue cities like Los Angeles—has ignited intense backlash from Democratic leaders nationwide. California Governor Gavin Newsom, a vocal critic, accused Trump of “undermining democracy” and warned that the operations are targeting longtime undocumented residents rather than violent criminals.

Photos and surveillance footage show the rooftop of the Losee Center at Utah Valley University, where 22-year-old Tyler Robinson allegedly took the fatal shot that killed Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The rooftop, previously unsecured, has now become the focal point of the investigation.

During a recent broadcast, Harris Faulkner reacted sharply to reports of political maneuvering tied to federal budget talks. In a moment that quickly gained traction online, she remarked, “This sounds like a bribe,” referring to alleged incentives or concessions being offered to secure votes or cooperation amid the shutdown standoff.

Fox News contributor Mary Katharine Ham made headlines during a segment on America’s Newsroom, where she reacted sharply to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s healthcare push and the Democrats’ shutdown livestream. Ham claimed that Democrats are “excited to cover up” the shortcomings of Obamacare, suggesting that their current messaging efforts are designed to distract from deeper systemic issues.

A New Jersey community is reeling after a 17-year-old boy was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in a hit-and-run crash that killed Maria Niotis and Isabella Salas, both 17, while they rode an electric bike. Prosecutors say the suspect had been stalking one of the girls for months, reportedly parking outside her home and ignoring repeated complaints

A moment meant to showcase unity turned into a media frenzy when President Biden was spotted using notecards to identify key Democratic figures during a recent event. The reaction was swift and scathing—some hosts mocked the move as “like a child needing flashcards,” while others raised concerns about optics and leadership. Was it a harmless organizational tool or a troubling sign of dependency? Either way, the commentary was brutal, and the clip is already making the rounds.