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Exclusive: Jim Jordan's Keys to Winning the Midterms
On “The Alex Marlow Show,” Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) talked about the election. Jordan said, “You could summarize this midterm in two sentences. They’re crazy. We’re not. And like I think we have to demonstrate that.” The Alex Marlow Show,…
GOP Rep. Luna: DSA Congressional Hopeful Claire Valdez Pledge to 'Fight for Mexico' Is 'Embarrassing'
On Friday, during an appearance on FNC's "The Will Cain Show," Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) called Democratic Socialist congressional candidate Claire Valdez's pledge to "fight for Mexico" "embarrassing." The post GOP Rep. Luna: DSA…
Russia’s elections are more than political theatre
For the Kremlin, parliamentary elections remain a mechanism for political participation, feedback and legitimacy.
Brazilian police capture suspected serial killer disguised as a woman
Brazilian police say they will reopen dozens of cases after they arrested a self-confessed serial killer.
Trump bans CNN, MS NOW, Politico from the White House
Trump bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing them of ‘fake news.’
Bolivia’s Congress approves $1.9bn IMF loan amid protest threats
Unions warn that fuel subsidy cuts in the IMF deal could trigger renewed protests and rising costs.
Saudi Arabia issues first air raid alerts for Riyadh since Houthis escalated attacks
Residents later received the all-clear after explosions were reported in the capital.
President Ocasio-Cortez: A Major Reversal in Immigration Enforcement?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has spent 2026 publicly disavowing positions she once championed — decriminalized border crossings, abolishing ICE, even the Department of Homeland Security itself. A hypothetical Ocasio-Cortez administration would…
President Ocasio-Cortez: Would Medicare for All Return to the Center of Washington?
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has sponsored or co-sponsored every major Medicare for All bill since 2019 — H.R. 1384, H.R. 1976 and the current H.R. 3069. A first 100 days as president would be an…
President Cruz: Mandatory E-Verify in the First 100 Days?
Ted Cruz co-sponsored the Mandatory E-Verify Act of 2026 — a bill to make every U.S. employer run new hires through the federal verification system. A scenario analysis of how much of that agenda a Cruz administration could execute in 100…
President Cruz: Taxes, Tips, School Choice and Child Investment Accounts
Ted Cruz wrote the No Tax on Tips Act, saw it folded into the 2025 tax law, and designed the Trump accounts he calls Social Security personal accounts in disguise. In a Cruz first 100 days, the tax code is already his — what's left is the…
President DeSantis: How Much of the Bureaucracy Could Actually Be Cut in 100 Days?
Ron DeSantis built a Florida record of agency audits, board eliminations and a state DOGE that claimed nearly $1 billion in savings — while his 2024 campaign pledged to abolish four federal entities outright. This is a scenario analysis of…
President DeSantis: Could Florida's Education Policies Go National?
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Ron DeSantis made Florida the laboratory — HB 1 universal school choice, the Stop WOKE Act, SB 266 higher-education reform. A first 100 days as president would test how much of an education agenda…
President DeSantis: School Choice Goes Federal
Ron DeSantis signed HB 1, the country's first universal private-school scholarship law, and in January 2026 opted Florida into the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit. The federal school-choice architecture is already half-built. In a…
The First 100 Days Matrix: What Nine Potential Presidents Could Change Without Congress
Vance, Rubio, DeSantis and Cruz on one side; Newsom, Harris, Whitmer, Shapiro and Ocasio-Cortez on the other. Across immigration, AI, taxes, energy, healthcare, education, defense and regulation, every would-be first-100-days agenda sorts…
President Harris: What Would Be Different From Biden-Harris?
Kamala Harris spent a vice presidency casting a record number of tie-breaking votes for the Biden agenda and a 2024 campaign quietly repositioning away from her own 2020 positions. A Harris presidency would begin with a rare asset — four…
President Newsom: Could California's Housing Reforms Become Federal Policy?
Gavin Newsom signed SB 9 lot splits, SB 35 ministerial approvals, and the broadest CEQA reform in California history. But housing is zoned by states and cities, not by presidents. In a Newsom first 100 days, the federal levers that exist —…
President Shapiro: Government Reform Before Ideological Reform
Josh Shapiro's Pennsylvania record is a checklist of process-first fixes — automatic voter registration by executive action, a first budget passed with both parties, agency consolidation, and permit decisions measured in days. A…
President Vance: Immigration Enforcement After the Current Administration
JD Vance has spent the current administration as immigration enforcement's most visible political salesman — border trips, deportation talk, and a defense of the Alien Enemies Act. In a Vance presidency's first 100 days, what would…
President Vance: Would Industrial Policy Replace Free-Market Republicanism?
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: JD Vance has spent his Senate career arguing that tariffs, subsidies and state power should rebuild American factories. His record — votes against CHIPS-style subsidies he then defended at home, a…
President Whitmer: An Infrastructure-First Presidency?
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Gretchen Whitmer built a Michigan record on infrastructure — a $4.8 billion Building Michigan Together plan, 16,000-plus lane miles and 1,200 bridges rebuilt, then a $3 billion a year Mi Road Ahead…
President Whitmer: Healthcare Affordability Without Medicare for All
Gretchen Whitmer codified the ACA in state law, erased nearly $200 million in medical debt, and built a Medicaid protection budget while Washington cut. Her pitch for a presidency would be cost-cutting without a system overhaul. Here is…
President Whitmer: Could the Midwest Become the Center of U.S. Industrial Policy?
Gretchen Whitmer's Michigan record is a running experiment in Midwest industrial policy: a $2 billion SOAR subsidy fund, a $3.5 billion Ford battery park, tens of thousands of announced auto jobs — and documented shortfalls. A scenario…
White House budget chief pushes for scrutiny of NIH grants in Oval Office clash
Russell Vought argued the agency has been funding “woke” priorities and suggested the president create a commission to review grants from the National Institutes of Health.
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