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AOC Is Damaged Goods

Partisan Democrats may have forgotten all the baggage Ocasio-Cortez carries into 2028. Perhaps they could use a refresher.

Maryland judge stops redistricting question from going on November ballot

An Anne Arundel County judge ruled Wednesday that Maryland Democrats' congressional redistricting initiative cannot be put to voters on this November's general election ballot.

Canada’s Doug Ford renews threat to stop electricity exports to U.S.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday he's willing to cut off electricity exports to the U.S. if the trade war between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Trump escalates.

Inflation index prized by Fed holds steady in July

The Federal Reserve's preferred gauge of inflation, a price index of what Americans pay for goods and services, remained steady for the year ending in July, the government said Wednesday.

Court green-lights most of DOJ’s prosecution against Dem congresswoman in ICE clash

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that the Justice Department can proceed with most of its case against Rep. LaMonica McIver, who stands accused of assaulting an ICE officer during a scuffle last year at a migrant detention center.

Trump mulls renaming Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America.’ Canadians balk at the idea

With his trade war with Canada intensifying, President Donald Trump floated the idea of renaming Lake Ontario to become "Lake America." America's northern neighbors quickly panned the idea.

CIA chief’s visit to Moscow related to resolving Ukraine war, Trump says

President Trump on Wednesday said CIA Director John Ratcliffe is visiting Russia as part of "routine" efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

By 2028, Fetterman can be a Democrat or a senator, but not both

John Fetterman faces a choice in Pennsylvania: Does he want to be a Democrat, or does he want to be a senator? By the time the 2028 elections roll around, he will not be able to be both. A New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena University poll laid clear Fetterman’s standing in the state once again. Among Pennsylvania Republicans, Fetterman […]

Hawley launches investigation into Flock cameras’ massive surveillance program

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), the chair of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism, has launched an investigation into Flock Safety’s national surveillance network and is demanding to know who has access to the personal data of Americans captured on Flock cameras. Hawley in a letter to Flock CEO Garrett Langley wrote that the...

King Charles’ royal soldiers honor Dolly with ‘9 to 5’ performance

The band performed the song during the Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Watch live: Hegseth honors Marines who served during 2021 Abbey Gate attack in Afghanistan

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday will honor the Marines who served during the 2021 Abbey Gate attack in Afghanistan to mark five years since the deadly bombing. The Aug. 26, 2021, suicide bombing outside Kabul’s airport killed 13 U.S. service members and roughly 170 Afghan civilians as the U.S. carried out its swift withdrawal...

Buc-ee’s says it will prioritize ‘conservative, business-friendly’ states amid pushback over logo lawsuits

Gas station and travel center chain Buc-ee's said it will seek out “conservative, business friendly” states for new locations after receiving pushback over its decision to go after small business owners with allegedly similar logos.  "We have a lot of opportunities. We're growing. We're building in a lot of places, but when you find a...

NASA, Fed, Senate among Chinese hackers’ targets, Justice Department says 

The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Wednesday that it disrupted a Chinese hacking operation that targeted its network and other sensitive U.S. agencies.  The DOJ said in a statement that it seized hacking platforms “QScan” and “QTRouter,” which were operated by a state-run group employed by Chinese-based firm, Nanjing Xinjiuwei Network Technology Co.  These platforms...

Wall Street Journal: Billionaire did not violate policies by using AI for op-ed

Paul Gigot, the editorial page editor of The Wall Street Journal, said investor Stanley Druckenmiller did not violate the Journal’s policies when he used artificial intelligence to write an op-ed the outlet published Monday. Gigot noted Tuesday that people use AI, which he called a “fact of modern life,” to “assist in their work and...

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