JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Trump-backed Harriet Hageman wins Senate GOP primary
Hageman achieved national attention after mounting a successful primary to remove now-former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-W-Wyo., after she broke with President Donald Trump.
NYTIMES (Tim Balk) - Harriet Hageman, Backed by Trump, Wins Wyoming’s Republican Senate Primary
Ms. Hageman, who unseated Representative Liz Cheney in 2022, is a heavy favorite to replace Senator Cynthia Lummis in the deep-red state.
DAILYCALLER (Nicole Silverio) - Trump AG Nominee’s Fate Lies In Hands Of 2 GOP Senators President Has Clashed With
‘There is no ‘deal’ on Blanche nom’
THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (W. James Antle III) - Trump May Miss His Principled Opponents
His new friends are not only his adversaries of yore, but the obstacles to policies he wants now—particularly peace in Iran. The post Trump May Miss His Principled Opponents appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Trump May Miss His Principled Opponents His new friends are not only his adversaries of yore, but the obstacles to policies he wants now—particularly peace in Iran. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) On the surface there are no three politicians more different than John Cornyn, Thomas Massie, and Bill Cassidy, the three Republican lawmakers whose current stints in Congress were recently ended by President Donald Trump. Massie is the only one of this trio who might have a political future . Although he lost by nearly 10 points, he won a shade more than 45 percent of the vote to Cornyn’s 36 percent and…Open
STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Cassidy Hutchinson and the Crisis of Credibility: A Reckoning Long Overdue
The saga of Cassidy Hutchinson is a series of episodes that continues to reverberate through the political and media landscape, raising enduring questions about truth, motive, and accountability. Cassidy Hutchinson, born in 1996, is a former congressional and White House staff aide who rose from relative obscurity to national prominence through her work for Chief […] The post Cassidy Hutchinson and the Crisis of Credibility: A Reckoning Long Overdue appeared first on StoneZone .
The saga of Cassidy Hutchinson is a series of episodes that continues to reverberate through the political and media landscape, raising enduring questions about truth, motive, and accountability. Cassidy Hutchinson, born in 1996, is a former congressional and White House staff aide who rose from relative obscurity to national prominence through her work for Chief of Staff Mark Meadows during the Trump Administration. A graduate of Christopher Newport University, she previously interned on Capitol Hill before serving in the White House Office of Legislative Affairs and later as Meadows’s assistant. In June 2022, at just 25 years old, she became one of the most publicized witnesses before the January 6 Committee, transforming a junior…Open
THENATIONALPULSE (The National Pulse) - ‘Now You Ceasefire, Now You Don’t?’ – The National Pulse for Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
We've curated the most important information from all the top stories in the news cycle today, in a brief and easily digestible format for you. Leading with the Iran Ceasefire (or not?) and concluding with RFK's new podcast, you'll find a wealth of information in today's National Pulse Newsletter. The post ‘Now You Ceasefire, Now You Don’t?’ – The National Pulse for Wednesday, April 8, 2026. appeared first on The National Pulse .
Welcome to the first (and very much trial) roundup of the day’s news from The National Pulse team. I’m your Editor-in-Chief, Raheem Kassam. Read more about our format experimentation here . 1. Now You Ceasefire, Now You Don’t. The global news focus is on the shaky ceasefire announced late last night, with details still changing minute by minute. PULSE POINTS: IRAN WAR.WHAT HAPPENED: President Trump announced a two-week ceasefire, brokered in part by Pakistan, last night. Over the course of Wednesday, Israel’s military continued to strike Lebanon. Gulf nations reported continued Iranian and drone attacks post-ceasefire. Reports also emerged that while Iran had opened the Strait of Hormuz, it’s not as clear-cut as it seems.…Open
THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (W. James Antle III) - Trump’s New Media Army
Will the president suffer losing his dovish supporters? The post Trump’s New Media Army appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Trump’s New Media Army Will the president suffer losing his dovish supporters? As the United States is once again stuck in another war in the Middle East, it is worth remembering many people voted for President Donald Trump, and some of his most implacable conservative foes opposed him, precisely because they thought he might avoid costly nation-building projects. While the Never Trump movement was somewhat eclectic, it was always disproportionately hawkish. Some of the original Never Trumpers returned to the Republican fold when Trump turned out not to be a Trojan horse liberal. Others more animated by character…Open
AXIOS (Alex Isenstadt) - White House outraged over new CBS News hire
White House officials are outraged over CBS' hiring of Jeremy Adler, a communications executive who previously worked for former Rep. Liz Cheney. - Adler will join CBS News' communications team, according to two people familiar with the move. Why it matters: Cheney was one of President Trump's biggest foils during his first term, after which she led the House's probe into the Jan. 6 Capitol siege. What they're saying: "The idea CBS would hire Liz Cheney's flack who has worked to jail President Trump and make it impossible for anybody who supported the president to get hired is insanity. What the hell is Bari Weiss thinking?" a White House official tells Axios. - CBS did not comment. Zoom out: The hiring adds to existing tensions between…