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REDSTATE (RedState Video) - Fox News Joins CNN to Boycott Trump

On this full episode of LARRY with Larry O'Connor, we discuss the BREAKING NEWS that Fox News just joined CNN, MSNow, ABC News, CBS News and MORE to boycott President Trump's decision to ban certain outlets from press coverage, Kamala Harris aides come out SWINGING against her imminent decision to run for president, Spencer Pratt and Karoline Leavitt drop a BANGER call to action for Republicans to WIN the midterms, and MUCH, much more! Visit https://besthotgrill.com! Join the Angel Guild today by visiting https://angel.com/LO to unlock exclusive access to the series now streaming on Angel.

REDSTATE (RedState Video) - It's Time to Fight Back Against Socialism

Scott Jennings was recently joined by Katelyn Bledsoe, VP of External Affairs for Americans Prosperity, at the 2026 GOP Convention to discuss the launch of FightSocialism.com, AFP's national campaign centered on a playbook that informs and trains grassroots supporters on how to fight back against socialist candidates and policies and advocate for strong conservative alternatives that actually work. Visit FightSocialism.com to download AFP's playbook today.

AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - "People are pissed off": House Dems sneer as one of their own backs a Republican

Rep. Jared Golden 's decision to endorse one of House Republicans' most vulnerable incumbents is going down like a lead balloon among his fellow House Democrats. Why it matters: The anger won't have much impact on Golden (D-Maine), who is retiring, but it could blow back on his closest ally, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.). - "People are pissed off," a House Democrat speaking on the condition of anonymity to share details of private discussions told Axios, adding, "He is doing Gluesenkamp Perez no favors ... this will hurt her." - The Washington Democrat, who often breaks from party leadership and moves as a unit with Golden, "is going to have to figure out how she navigates around the suspicion this will create for her next…

Rep. Jared Golden 's decision to endorse one of House Republicans' most vulnerable incumbents is going down like a lead balloon among his fellow House Democrats. Why it matters: The anger won't have much impact on Golden (D-Maine), who is retiring, but it could blow back on his closest ally, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.). - "People are pissed off," a House Democrat speaking on the condition of anonymity to share details of private discussions told Axios, adding, "He is doing Gluesenkamp Perez no favors ... this will hurt her." - The Washington Democrat, who often breaks from party leadership and moves as a unit with Golden, "is going to have to figure out how she navigates around the suspicion this will create for her next…Open

AXIOS (Brittany Gibson) - Ariz. activists build map to show federal agents at polls

Arizona immigration advocates are building an interactive map to alert people if federal agents are spotted near polling places this fall. Why it matters: It's illegal for federal law enforcement officers to interfere with the right to vote, but for months Republicans in D.C. and in Arizona's state house have floated the idea of ICE agents or National Guard troops being deployed to voting precincts. - When asked in May whether he was considering sending ICE or Guard troops to polling places, President Trump said he'd "do anything necessary to make sure we have honest elections." - That raised concerns across the country about potential voter intimidation — particularly in places such as Arizona that have large immigrant populations…

Arizona immigration advocates are building an interactive map to alert people if federal agents are spotted near polling places this fall. Why it matters: It's illegal for federal law enforcement officers to interfere with the right to vote, but for months Republicans in D.C. and in Arizona's state house have floated the idea of ICE agents or National Guard troops being deployed to voting precincts. - When asked in May whether he was considering sending ICE or Guard troops to polling places, President Trump said he'd "do anything necessary to make sure we have honest elections." - That raised concerns across the country about potential voter intimidation — particularly in places such as Arizona that have large immigrant populations…Open