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Incoming Dem Governors chair says party ‘has a lot of work to do’ to rebound at ballot box

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear campaigns for fellow Democrats while considering a 2028 presidential run, visiting New Hampshire and Virginia to support candidates.

Trump’s week in review: President secures historic peace deal to bring hostages home as shutdown continues

Trump secured a historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas this week to end the war in Gaza and return the hostages, two years after Oct. 7, 2023.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 11

1990—More from Florida justices Rosemary Barkett and Gerald Kogan. In Stall v. State, the...

The Utterly Unsurprising ‘Revelation’ That the FBI Perused Senators’ Phone Records

Why is anyone shocked to hear that the FBI perused senators’ phone records around...

The Only Defensible Obamacare Deal

Employers and individuals alike must be free to choose better, more affordable health insurance.

These major cities are considered the safest in the US, says new study

The city you call home should feel exactly like that, home. It should be a place where you can feel comfortable going and doing anything in the area and knowing that you're safe while doing so.

GOP unease about RFK Jr. doesn’t shake Trump’s faith

A combative Senate hearing Thursday exposed growing cracks in Republican support for Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has set off panic across the public health world with his moves to curb vaccine access, approval and research.  But despite the efforts of some key GOP senators to drive a wedge...

‘Kennedy Derangement Syndrome’ is endangering America’s health

Ironically, it is Kennedy himself who can offer them the cure for what ails them: a fair and reasoned discussion regarding the health of the American people, free of partisan histrionics.

US turns up heat against drug cartels in Caribbean: What to know

The U.S. military is turning up the heat against drug cartels in the southern Caribbean Sea, deploying several warships and other assets as tensions between Washington and Caracas escalate. The spotlight on the buildup of U.S. forces in the region increased this week after President Trump announced that the U.S. military took out a boat...

What does the International Space Station smell like?

Astronauts who have previously visited the ISS have not been shy about the odor on the space station, with many describing it as a one-of-a-kind aroma.

Ex-Defense secretary questions Trump over ‘Department of War’ rebrand

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta raised an eyebrow Friday over President Trump's decision to revert the name of the Defense Department back to the "Department of War." "I don't know why the president is doing this. You know, I guess I've read where he thinks that it makes our military look tougher," Panetta, who served...

Trump went too far on tariffs — the Supreme Court can give him a political out 

The U.S. Court of Appeals underscored just before Labor Day that tariffs are taxes — and that only Congress has the power to raise taxes.  

California woman accused of registering dog to vote, casting 2 ballots

She posted a photo of the dog wearing an "I Voted" sticker and posing with the fraudulent ballot back in 2022.

GOP lawmakers tout Trump’s new ‘Rose Garden Club’: ‘Last night was epic’

Republican lawmakers took to social media early Saturday to praise President Trump's new "Rose Garden Club," following renovations to the garden that sits near the West Wing of the White House. Trump invited a slew of guests to the Rose Garden on Friday night for a dinner. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) shared a variety...

Tim Kaine’s Constitutional blasphemy

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) this week warned the American people that a Trump nominee for a State Department position was an extremist, cut from the same cloth as the Iranian mullahs and religious extremists. Riley Barnes, nominated to serve as assistant secretary of State for democracy, human rights and labor, revealed his dangerous proclivities to...

Florida surgeon general on ending vaccine mandates: Not ‘actually a scientific debate’

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said Friday that Florida's move to end all school vaccine mandates is not “actually a scientific debate,” but rather about putting parents' and children’s interests over the government. “This isn't actually a scientific debate. This is about whether the parent's interest should prevail over the sovereignty and the autonomy of...

What other cities can learn from Kansas City’s failed progressive experiments  

When well-intentioned policies are launched without data, oversight or a clear theory of change, the result isn’t progress but dysfunction.

Darth Vader’s lightsaber sells at auction for record-breaking $3.6M

The screen-matched lightsaber was used in duel scenes between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker during the final two episodes of the original Star Wars trilogy.

Adam Schiff readies for battle as prime target on Trump enemies list

Among President Trump’s long list of perceived political enemies, one lawmaker has drawn outsize scrutiny from the administration: Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.). Trump has routinely fixated on the California senator, who investigated Russia’s 2016 election interference and served as the lead manager on Trump’s first impeachment. Schiff was also a member of the House committee...

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