Cabot Phillips

The latest numbers from Marist, for example, show that just 36% of Americans approve of his handling of the economy.

That is not only the lowest mark for Trump ever over his first two terms, that is lower even than President Biden's approval when he left office on the economy.

So the administration says the economy is stronger than folks realize and it's going to take time to recover.

They've got less than a year now to make that case.

NASCAR star Greg Biffle and some of his family members died this morning in a plane crash.

Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has more.

Australian police arrested seven suspects near Bondi Beach today on suspicion of plotting a violent act.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Pearce has the details.

Shares of Trump media surge after the company announced a $6 billion merger with a nuclear fusion firm, TAE Technologies.

Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips has the details.

The House narrowly passed a bill yesterday that would block doctors across the country from carrying out transgender procedures on minors.

Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestigiacomo has the details.

an update in the potential Warner Brothers sale.

The company is demanding a personal guarantee from billionaire Larry Ellison to fund Paramount's bid.

Paramount, run by his son, David Ellison, outbid Netflix's offer to acquire Warner Brothers, but Warner Brothers warned their shareholders that Paramount's financing was not secure.

In order for the deal to go through, the company's now requiring Larry's personal guarantee.

If that can't be made, Paramount would have to increase their bid to have any hopes of closing the deal.

The Senate passed a $900 billion defense policy bill this week, which clears the way to accomplishing many of Trump's agenda goals, including modernizing military purchases, development of new technologies, as well as raising the salary of military personnel.

The bill also contained provisions that would give Congress increased oversight on certain military actions.

This comes amid increasing questions regarding the Trump administration's targeting of drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean.