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Common sense prevails in Sacramento wildfire deal

Gov. Newsom’s plan would have helped utility companies avoid having to pay large sums to wildfire victims.

Markey trounces Moulton in Massachusetts Senate primary poll 

Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) is handily leading Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) in a primary race for his seat in the upper chamber, according to a new poll. In the Emerson College Polling poll, 60.4 percent of respondents that are likely to vote in the  Democratic primary or have already voted said that they would back...

Freedom Fuel gas stations sold stolen fuel, lawsuit claims

Freedom Fuel gas stations, which the Trump administration promoted last month, sold fuel that its supplier never paid for, according to a lawsuit filed earlier this month. The suit, which attorneys for Mansfield Oil Company filed in U.S. District Court in Eastern Pennsylvania on Aug. 19, alleges that KRSM, a foreign corporation, obtained in excess...

This week on the Hill: House aims to pass measure to avert shutdown ahead of midterms 

The House is back in session this week after a monthlong August recess, with lawmakers aiming to avert a government shutdown before funding expires Sept. 30 amid the 2026 election season. The biggest item on the agenda will be a Senate-passed stopgap measure, also known as a continuing resolution (CR), that would keep the government...

Republicans ready for ‘very hasty’ ‘Trump-a-palooza’ convention in Texas

The Republican National Committee’s (RNC) first-of-its-kind midterm convention has been cloaked in mystery until a few weeks ago. Details are finally emerging about what’s expected to be a two-day pep rally to bolster hype and encourage Republicans to get out the vote in November amid President Trump’s shrinking approval rate. But some Republicans are quietly...

Will the 2028 Democratic nominee be ‘none of the above’?

The Democratic leadership still refuses to wrest control back from the far-left wing of its party.

Congress approves public media and foreign aid cuts: What to know

Congress this week approved a bill that claws back about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds, as Republicans look to begin locking in cuts pursued by his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The package includes about $8 billion in cuts for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and other foreign...

Trump says ‘left lunatics’ won’t be satisfied with Epstein grand jury testimony

President Trump on Saturday said even if his administration releases all of the grand jury testimony in the case related to disgraced financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, it will not be enough to satisfy the “troublemakers and radical left lunatics.”  “I have asked the Justice Department to release all Grand Jury testimony with...

More than 24,000 pounds of chicken sausage recalled after customers find plastic in food

The sausage manufacturer notified the USDA after three customers complained.

The ugly truth about the student loan caps in Trump’s ‘big beautiful’ law  

New federal student loan caps pose an urgent and overlooked threat to the health of all Americans.

Jelly Roll: White House UFC fight plans ‘awesome’

Jason DeFord, the country singer known as Jelly Roll, was hyped up about President Trump's proposal for the White House to host an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on the South Lawn, saying earlier this week that it would be "awesome." “Now, listen, I know this is causing a little bit of controversy, but for...

Faith leaders condemn Israeli strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church

On Thursday, an Israeli shell struck the compound of the only Catholic church in Gaza, killing three people, wounding 10 and damaging the building.

State media are dead — long live state media

The market is correcting what the media would not.

Trump doubles down on claim Iran strike ‘completely destroyed’ nuclear sites

President Trump is doubling down on the administration’s claim that U.S. military strikes “completely destroyed” Iran’s three nuclear sites last month, pushing back against a new assessment reportedly showing that only one of the three facilities was wrecked.   “All three nuclear sites in Iran were completely destroyed and/or OBLITERATED. It would take years to...

Unpasteurized vs. pasteurized: What to know about food safety

Pasteurization, a long-practiced food processing method, has been at the center of a polarizing debate.

Costco to open new locations in August: Here’s where

While some may joke about not needing a year's worth of mayonnaise or enough nacho cheese to fill a kiddie pool, warehouse club Costco has loyal members around the world – a following set to expand with the opening of new locations in August.

Brazil’s unpopular president takes advantage of Trump’s tariff threats

Lula knows the game and how to play it. He wants to replicate Prime Minister Mark Carney’s successful strategy in Canada.

Rubio revokes visas of Brazilian judge, allies over Bolsonaro prosecution

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced late Friday that the visas of Brazilian Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes, his “allies on the court” and immediate family members have been revoked over the ongoing “political witch hunt” against Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro.  “[President Trump] made clear that his administration will hold accountable foreign nationals...

As political violence intensifies, stop publishing home addresses

Lawmakers and states are taking steps to protect the privacy of public officials and their supporters by redacting their home addresses from public records, in response to the growing threat of politically motivated violence.

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