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Letitia James and an eye for an eye

LETITIA JAMES AND AN EYE FOR AN EYE. There’s no doubt Letitia James still wants to destroy Donald Trump. New York’s Democratic attorney general, who won office on a campaign pledge to pursue Trump, who filed a meritless lawsuit to destroy Trump’s business empire and with a sympathetic judge won a $454 million verdict, who cheered […]

Michael Goodwin: Trump bringing peace to the Middle East is the real prize

In hindsight, it was clear all along that President Trump didn’t have a snowball’s...

What to know about National Guard deployments in Memphis and other cities

Judges have stalled President Donald Trump's plans to deploy the National Guard in Chicago and in Portland, Oregon, but troops are now patrolling in Memphis, Tennessee, with the blessing of the state's governor.

Rafah crossing to reopen as Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal takes effect

The Rafah crossing will reopen to allow passage between Gaza and Egypt following Israel and Hamas's agreement to a peace deal and the first phase of a ceasefire. A European Union Border Assistance Missions (EUBAM) monitoring mission will resume its duties, according to a statement from Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto on Friday. The crossing will reopen...

Mamdani says political retribution ‘only thing’ Trump can deliver on

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani (D) described the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James as political retribution, which he added is the "only thing" President Trump can deliver on. "Look, I think we've seen, whether it be with [former FBI Director] James Comey, whether it be with Attorney General James, that...

Workers and their unions, not corporations, made manufacturing jobs into good jobs 

But the success story of good manufacturing jobs didn’t begin with factories — and ignoring this history as we try to recapture manufacturing capacity will doom the dream of a renaissance. 

Employees ‘job hugging’ amid labor market uncertainty

According to consultants at Korn Ferry, a growing number of American employees are displaying what is colloquially known as “job hugging."

Without consequences, union violence will continue and grow

On Labor Day, we affirm that everyone should have the freedom to seek employment wherever they choose, and should never be bullied or harassed for exercising that freedom. Americans should be able to get a job and go to work without, for example, being swarmed by knife-wielding Teamsters who trap them in vans for hours....

The father of Labor Day showed how to advance the labor movement today

On Labor Day, we celebrate America’s workers and remember those who fought for the eight-hour workday, higher wages, and benefits for all workers. None of this would be possible without the hard work of South Jersey’s own Peter J. McGuire, the father of Labor Day and a founding member of the American Federation of Labor...

Hundreds dead after 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks Afghanistan

Hundreds of people were left dead after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck east Afghanistan late Sunday. Approximately 800 people were killed and more than 2,500 people were injured, according to the latest tally provided Monday by the Taliban government. The initial earthquake hit at 11:47 p.m. local time and was centered roughly 17 miles east-northeast...

Ranking the Democratic contenders for president in 2028

Democrats are still licking their wounds from then-Vice President Kamala Harris’s defeat last November — and grappling with the implications of President Trump’s second term. For the moment, they are essentially a leaderless party. But that will change in due course. The 2028 presidential field looks wide open from this distance. But some prominent Democrats...

Foreign students face murky visa conditions under Trump

International students looking to study in the U.S. are getting very mixed signals from the Trump administration. Days after President Trump said it is "very important" to have Chinese students at American schools, prompting backlash from his MAGA base, his administration proposed a rule change capping a foreign student’s stay to four years to complete...

Growing number of women launch bids for governor

A growing number of Republican and Democratic women are gearing up to run for governor in the 2025 and 2026 elections as more women take the helm of state capitals across the country. History will be made in Virginia this November as Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R) and former Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.) vie to...

NYT executive editor’s apartment building vandalized with red paint

The Manhattan apartment building where The New York Times executive editor Joseph Kahn lives was vandalized early Friday in what appeared to be a display of criticism against the paper’s coverage of the war in Gaza. “Joe Kahn Lies Gaza Dies,” read a message in blank paint written in front of the entrance to the...

Pritzker on 2028: ‘I don’t know what the future holds’

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) would not rule out a 2028 run for president when asked repeatedly about his political future in a Sunday interview. “I'm not thinking about— that's too far away,” Pritzker said on CBS News’s “Face the Nation,” regarding the next Democratic candidate for president. “Let's talk about the 2026 election.” The...

Trump: ‘Would not bother me’ to see Comey, Brennan arrested

President Trump says it "would not bother" him to see former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA Director John Brennan handcuffed and arrested on live television. In an interview with the Daily Caller’s Reagan Reese released Sunday, Trump said he thinks arrests should be made over the Obama-era investigation into Russia’s involvement in the...

VIDEO: Young child rescued after walking along Hersheypark Monorail tracks

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — A child is safe thanks to the help of some Good Samaritans after what officials called a brief walk along the monorail tracks at Hersheypark. Nexstar's abc27 News viewers sent in photos and video of the child on the tracks and subsequent rescue. One photo showed the child walking along the...

Trump defends Chinese students in US: ‘China’s paying us a lot of money right now’

President Trump defended saying he would allow 600,000 students from China into the U.S., despite backlash from some of his supporters who say the shift in his strict visa policies undermines his “America first” agenda. In an interview with The Daily Caller released Sunday, the president said China is paying America “a lot of money...

2 planes collide midair at Colorado airport

Two small planes collided midair on Sunday as they were attempting to land at an airport in Colorado, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Two people were on board each aircraft, according to the FAA. Their conditions were not immediately clear. The aircraft, a Cessna 172 and an Extra Flugzeugbau EA300, collided while trying...

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