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White House officials turn up the heat on Indiana redistricting

Pressure is mounting on Republicans in Indiana to take up redistricting ahead of the midterms, with both White House officials privately pressuring lawmakers and a mysterious group urging voters...

DHS says Noem is temporarily staying in military housing after facing ‘vicious doxxing,’ death threats

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem temporarily relocated her residence due to "vicious doxxing on the dark web and a surge in death threats," the DHS says.

Hawley opens probe into Meta after reports of AI romantic exchanges with minors

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., launched an investigation into Meta after reports revealed that the company greenlit internal policies that allowed AI chatbots to have "romantic" and "sensual" exchanges with children.

Biden warned of DC crime crisis in 1992 as Dems blast Trump crackdown: ‘Don’t stop at a stoplight’

Then-Sen. Joe Biden described avoiding red traffic signals in Washington, D.C., due to carjackers while advocating for his crime bill on the Senate floor.

Newsom, California Dems move forward with redistricting effort to counter Trump-backed push in Texas

California's Democratic legislature to reveal redistricting plans to counter Republican efforts in Texas as both parties battle for House control in 2026 midterms.

Cornyn leans into Texas redistricting fight amid uphill reelection bid

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) is leaning into the Texas redistricting battle as he seeks to fend off a conservative primary challenge from state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R).  On Tuesday, Cornyn publicly called for FBI Director Kash Patel to assist in tracking down Democrats who fled the state in protest. Two days later, the senator...

Pritzker leaves potential 2028 presidential run up in the air: ‘I can’t rule anything out’

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) on Sunday said he's not ruling 'anything out' when it comes to a potential 2028 presidential bid. “I'm focused on running for reelection as Governor of the State of Illinois, and everything that I do really is focused on lifting up the people of my state,” he said to NBC’s...

Sanders says the Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska could be ‘a positive step forward’ if Ukraine involved 

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) says that peace negotiations in Alaska between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin could be "a positive step forward."  “If, in fact, an agreement can be negotiated which does not compromise what the Ukrainians feel that they need, I think that's a positive step forward. We all want to see...

Sanders shrugs off Vance as possible MAGA successor: ‘Doesn’t matter to me who heads the Republican Party’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Sunday shrugged off the idea of Vice President Vance being the likely Republican frontrunner for the 2028 presidential elections. “Neither Trump, nor he nor the Republicans of today have anything of significance to say to working class people,” he said on CNN’s State of the Union with Dana Bash. “Doesn’t...

Dangerous nostalgia: Trump wants to turn back time

It is understandable that Trump has fond memories of growing up rich in a world of white male privilege before most Americans alive today were born. But nostalgia should not drive public policy.

Sanders says Netanyahu made Israel ‘almost a pariah state’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Sunday said that while he recognizes Israel as a Jewish state, he argues that the recent decisions by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and actions taken by the Israeli government have made it "almost a pariah state." During an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," Sanders was asked about recent moves...

NATO Ambassador Matthew Whitaker: ‘It’s possible’ Zelensky attends Trump-Putin talks in Alaska

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker said "it's possible" that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attends the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska. CNN's Dana Bash asked Whitaker on "State of the Union" if Zelensky would be invited to the Alaska summit to discuss a ceasefire deal. “I certainly think it’s possible,” Whitaker...

Trump promised lower grocery prices ‘on Day One.’ Here’s what happened

Campaigning for office a year ago, standing in front of a table loaded up with bags of flour, cartons of eggs and gallons of milk, President Donald Trump told voters, “When I win, I will immediately bring prices down, starting on Day One.” 

GOP mayoral candidate urges Trump to stay out of New York City race

New York City Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa said that President Trump’s interference in the New York election could embolden Democratic candidate Zohran Mandani.  "In this situation, it doesn't help if he intervenes in New York City," Silwa told Fox 5's Morgan McKay on "Politics Unusual" on Friday. "Every day it's Trump versus Zohran Mamdani, it's a good...

Sean Duffy is doing his a great job at NASA, but it might not be enough

As able as he is, the situation cries out for a permanent NASA administrator, someone with the respect of both President Trump and the Congress. 

Why your phone’s weather forecast can be way off

You may have been burned by a weather app before, whether it overestimated the heat or underestimated the rain several days in advance. Jim Danner, senior meteorologist at Nexstar, explained these types of apps can be wrong for two main reasons.

What is ‘shoulder season’ and why do some travelers swear by it?

Summer is winding down but there's still plenty of time to take advantage of the so-called "shoulder season," a vacation strategy that comes with major perks, travel experts say.

Even if they settle with Trump, universities have their work cut out for them

American institutions of higher education should act as well as react to this crisis.

Advocates fear Trump’s plans after directive for transparent college admission data

Some higher education advocates have long sought transparency in college admissions data, but President Trump’s latest actions to bring that dream to reality comes with trepidation in how the administration will use the information. In a memorandum signed Thursday, the president moved to require universities to give the Department of Education more admissions data. Education Secretary...

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