South Dakota Democrats’ Nov. 2025 FEC report: $47k raised, $30k spent, $65k cash on hand.

South Dakota Democrats reported a far better month than the SDGOP had raising money. While state Republicans reported raising seven dollars and sixty-six cents, South Dakota Democrats were able to fare much better, according to the latest FEC report; SDDP November2025 FEC Report by Pat Powers South Dakota Democrats raised $46,815. 37 against $29,916. 40 in expenses, [.]. Continue reading South Dakota Democrats’ Nov. 2025 FEC report: $47k raised, $30k spent, $65k cash on hand.

Jon Stewart Slams Trump For Claiming He Has ‘Nothing to Hide’ With the Epstein Files: ‘It’s Very Clear He Does Not Want These Things’ Released

On this week’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart went after Donald Trump for his scattered response to the thousands of emails released last week in relation to the Jeffrey Epstein files. Stewart opened his monologue by poking fun at one of the most viral messages among roughly 20, 000 Epstein emails released on Nov. [.]. Continue reading Jon Stewart Slams Trump For Claiming He Has ‘Nothing to Hide’ With the Epstein Files: ‘It’s Very Clear He Does Not Want These Things’ Released

House plans to vote Tuesday on releasing Epstein files

President Donald Trump has made repeated attempts to kill the effort, but a discharge petition has forced Speaker Mike Johnson’s hand. Under the current GOP plan, the House Rules Committee would approve a procedural measure Monday night to advance eight bills for floor consideration, including language to tee up the Epstein legislation. If that measure is approved on the floor, likely early Tuesday afternoon, debate and a final vote on the Epstein bill could immediately follow. GOP leaders are considering whether to postpone the Epstein vote until Tuesday evening. Scores of Republicans are expected to break ranks and support the bill, which. Continue reading House plans to vote Tuesday on releasing Epstein files

Trump Signs Bill Ending 43-Day US Government Shutdown

The post Trump Signs Bill Ending 43-Day US Government Shutdown appeared com. The post Trump Signs Bill Ending 43-Day US Government Shutdown appeared first The House passed the funding bill to end what Republicans called the “Democrat Shutdown,” and President Donald Trump signed it into law at 9: 45 PM ET. “It’s an honor to sign this incredible bill and get our country back to work,” Trump said from the Oval Office, bringing long-awaited relief to hundreds of thousands of federal employees. The move restores access to key economic data, allowing the Fed to regain its full dashboard. However, markets have learned how fragile governance can be, with shutdown risk now a recurring feature of US politics. Expect a short-term relief rally, a higher trust premium, and a new macro variable governance risk. Source:. Continue reading Trump Signs Bill Ending 43-Day US Government Shutdown

‘Republicans might get wiped out’ because Trump is trapped in a ‘bubble’: MSNBC panel

A combination of Donald Trump’s obsession with building his White House ballroom and staying out of the government shutdown impasse while withholding funds from battleground states, is setting the Republican Party up for a fall in next year’s midterms, analysts say. According to the members of an MSNBC panel on Friday morning, Oval Office insiders are claiming the president is “super distracted” and seems to have no idea that he is placing his party in peril as polls show Democrats gaining more and more support. According to “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough, polling out of Virginia, which has been heavily impacted by the government shutdown, indicates, “Republicans may get wiped out there.”“Up in New Jersey, Donald Trump is bragging about slashing funding and ending the Hudson River tunnel, right?” he continued. “So he’s bragging about making New Jersey residents commute more hellish. That’s impacting what? The New Jersey governor’s race and so [Democrat] Mikie Sherrill is being helped out by Donald Trump right now because he continues to brag about killing that project.”“Tell me what are you hearing from the White House? They have to understand this is bad for them in Jersey. This is bad for them in Virginia. This is bad for them across the country,” he asked co-host Jonathan Lemire.“White House aides, as I’ve been reporting on this show, have been privately saying to me for ten days or so now they think, ‘Oh, the end is in sight, he president’s going to step in and get this done,’” Lemire replied before adding, “The issue is, as I’ve been hearing the last 24 hours, the president’s not really paying attention.”“Because Joe is right,” he told the panel. “The president, you know, people, even his critics will say has a good read of the room. Like he understands what issues are important, what’s resonating with folks. He’s missing this. And it’s about the bubble that he’s in, it would seem. And every day this goes on is worse for Republicans. But of course, more than anything, worse for Americans and he still is, at least nominally, the president of all of us.”Asked what she is hearing, contributor Katty Kay offered, “I mean, even for a president who has an enormous amount of energy across a broad range of subjects, the reports I’ve had from people who have gone into the Oval Office and seen him recently, are that he is super distracted at the moment, that trying to get him to focus on one particular policy issue is very difficult, is very difficult. He’s talking about the renovations of the white house. He’s talking about the Lincoln Bedroom.”“He’s not a president who is particularly, you know, nailed in on one particular issue,” she added. YouTube youtu. be. Continue reading ‘Republicans might get wiped out’ because Trump is trapped in a ‘bubble’: MSNBC panel

Religion gains influence in U.S., according to survey

The number of U. S. adults with a positive view of religion is on the rise, according to a Pew Research Center Poll that shows a 13% increase in the past year. Continue reading Religion gains influence in U.S., according to survey