10-30-2025
A widening civil war within the GOP erupted after a televised interview criticizing party support for Israel, sparking accusations of antisemitism, donor threats, and fights over think-tank and media influence. Meanwhile Senator J.D. Vance faced a pressure campaign from pro-Israel donors and America-first activists after remarks at a Turning Point event, turning his fundraising and electoral prospects into a test of grassroots power versus donor leverage.
10-21-2025
Paul Ingrassia withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel after media reports published private messages that prompted key Republican senators to oppose his confirmation. Separately, the arrest of a Texas man accused of posting violent threats against conservative commentators has drawn condemnation and warnings that such incidents could accelerate government and private-sector surveillance and censorship efforts.
10-15-2025
Commentator Nick Fuentes cited New York Times reporting that the Trump administration is considering an overhaul of the refugee program that would prioritize English-speaking Europeans and white South Africans while imposing stricter assimilation and enforcement measures. Leaked chat logs tied to Gavin Wax have led to multiple firings and ignited infighting among conservatives, prompting accusations of betrayal and calls for tighter operational security and loyalty vetting.
10-14-2025
A Politico report published a trove of Young Republican Telegram messages showing racist, violent and demeaning comments by local GOP leaders, sparking public condemnations and internal personnel reviews. President Donald Trump rolled out a 20-point Gaza peace framework that calls for a ceasefire, phased Israeli withdrawals and the disarmament of Hamas, warning the group will be disarmed one way or another and prompting debate over possible U.S. involvement.