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National Trust says it won’t drop suit against Trump’s $400M White House ballroom after DOJ request

Preservationists are pressing ahead with their lawsuit against President Trump's planned $400 million White House ballroom, declining a request by the Department of Justice to withdraw the complaint following the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday.

Ron DeSantis debuts new Florida congressional map for November elections

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will ask the state legislature this week to approve new Congressional district lines that are likely to elect 4 additional Republicans to the U.S. House.

Supreme Court backs Texas’ GOP-friendly congressional map

The Supreme Court on Monday erased a lower court ruling that had found Texas's new congressional district map to be an illegal racial gerrymander.

Cole Allen’s background isn’t that unusual for a terrorist

Much has been made about the background of Cole Allen, the 31-year-old man charged with the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night. Allen was a teacher. He held a degree in mechanical engineering from the California Institute of Technology, an elite institution known for its science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs […]

Even more than civility, we need humility

Most assassins and failed assassins are mad more than anything else, and their grievances are totally incoherent. Cole Allen, the man who allegedly tried to shoot President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, was different. Allen’s apparent manifesto was eerily lucid, and to the extent he was divorced from reality, it was exactly […]

Utility companies want to shift risks on struggling families

As electricity demand rises for the first time in decades, utility companies such as Exelon, PPL, and FirstEnergy are making what seems like a simple request to state policymakers: Let us build generation in the Mid-Atlantic region again. What they don’t disclose is that utilities can already build generation in competitive markets. What they’re actually […]

Trump admin tightens vise on student aid fraud in ‘ghost student’ crackdown

The Trump administration launches a real-time FAFSA fraud detection tool to fight ghost student scams tied to fabricated and stolen identities.

Leavitt blames ‘left-wing cult of hatred’ after WHCA Dinner shooting

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt blames a left-wing cult of hatred for the unprecedented third assassination attempt against Trump.

Fetterman breaks with Democrats after shooting scare, backs Trump on major White House project

Sen. Fetterman, a rare Democratic voice, calls for a White House ballroom after the close-call shooting at the correspondents' dinner in Washington.

Iran turns to Putin as US talks collapse, Hormuz standoff threatens global oil flow

Iran's foreign minister meets Vladimir Putin as U.S.–Iran talks collapse, escalating tensions over the critical Strait of Hormuz oil choke point.

Virginia GOP, Dems battle it out over redistricting before state Supreme Court

The Virginia Supreme Court hears arguments on a Republican challenge to a redistricting plan that could help Democrats win additional House seats.

Tom Kean Jr’s prolonged absence puts pressure on House Republicans’ razor-thin majority

Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s prolonged health-related absence is expected to pose challenges for House Republicans as they face critical votes on key party-line legislation.

Against Oppositional Defiance Disorder in Politics

If you oppose something because Trump wants it, you’re not sticking it to him, you’re sticking it to yourself.

The Race Is on to Set the Narrative About the WHCD Shooting

There are some progressive activists who absolutely need to believe that other progressive activists do not commit acts of political violence.

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