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Alaska meeting was a start, but Putin is still up to his old tricks — and Trump knows it

As the people of Ukraine know, neighborliness is not among Putin’s great qualities.

CEO of paid protest company says it works with both sides of the aisle

The CEO of Crowds on Demands spoke to NewsNation about paid protesting.

Graham predicts Russia-Ukraine war ceasefire before Christmas

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Friday predicted that the Russia-Ukraine war could end before Christmas — if there’s a trilateral meeting between President Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “Make no mistake, this war is a war of aggression by Putin against Ukraine. However, I have always said Ukraine will not...

5 takeaways from the Trump-Putin summit

President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin left the world guessing on Friday after a historic summit that yielded no details about what was discussed, what was agreed to and what remaining sticking points remain to ending the war with Ukraine. The two leaders holed up behind closed doors for around three hours at Joint...

Democrats release proposed new California congressional map

Democrats on Friday released a proposed new California congressional map as they aim to counter Republican-led redistricting efforts in Texas. The proposal was submitted to the state legislature by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) and comes as the latest development in an intensifying redistricting fight. “Earlier today, the DCCC submitted a proposed congressional map to the...

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...

Miami-Dade is red, but Democrats aren’t giving up on Florida

MIAMI — When Miami-Dade County helped elect President Trump in November, effectively taking on a conservative bent after nearly three decades of being solid blue, political operatives here had their worst fears realized: Florida was in fact a red state.  The signs of a big political change in southern Florida had been seen for several...

Nancy Mace’s governor bid tees up volatile primary

Rep. Nancy Mace’s (R-S.C.) entrance into South Carolina’s GOP gubernatorial primary is setting the stage for a tumultuous intraparty battle as five Republicans vie for the state’s top executive post. Early polling shows Mace and the state’s Attorney General Alan Wilson (R) leading the primary pack, with Mace calling the primary a two-way race between...

South Carolina Republican: High prices are ‘for the good of the country’

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) acknowledged that the public is seeing higher prices as a result of tariffs imposed by President Trump, but argued the trade overhaul is “for the good of the country.”  “I think a lot of people are seeing higher prices. Our family’s in the construction business, and we get a lot of...

Putin’s Ukraine land pitch sparks firm European response ahead of Trump summit

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s reported proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine, which would require Kyiv to cede regions in the east, sparked a firm response from European leaders on Saturday ahead of President Trump’s summit with the Kremlin leader in Alaska next week.  The seven European leaders welcomed Trump’s efforts to negotiate a ceasefire as...

White House crypto adviser departs Trump administration

Bo Hines, a White House’s crypto adviser, announced on Saturday that he will be departing President Trump’s administration and going back to the private sector.  “Serving in President Trump’s administration and working alongside our brilliant AI & Crypto Czar @DavidSacks as Executive Director of the White House Crypto Council has been the honor of a lifetime,”...

Former Trump adviser on Alaska summit: ‘Putin’s gonna walk out of this a loser’

Former national security adviser Robert O’Brien argued that Russian President Vladimir Putin will come out of the upcoming summit with President Trump in Alaska “loser," arguing that Ukraine will need "real security guarantees" as a part of any potential ceasefire agreement. O’Brien, who worked for Trump during hi first term, told CNN's Jessica Dean on...

White House mulling Zelensky invite to Trump-Putin Alaska summit

The White House is considering inviting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to an Alaskan summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, a White House official told The Hill’s sister network NewsNation.  It is unclear if Zelensky would attend the meeting with the two leaders as meeting details have yet to be finalized. Trump announced...

New Paramount CEO lauds South Park creators for being ‘equal opportunity offenders’

Paramount’s new CEO David Ellison lauded animated show “South Park” creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, for being “equal opportunity offenders" as the sitcom has made headlines mocking President Trump recently. “Matt and Trey are incredibly talented,” Ellison said in an interview with CNN that was published on Friday. "They are equal opportunity offenders and always...

Here are the top House Democrats at risk from GOP redistricting

House Democrats in red states across the country are at risk as the redistricting arms race heats up. Texas Republicans’ proposed redraw, a President Trump-backed plan that could net the party five more House seats, has led to other red states moving forward with their own redistricting plans. Florida, Indiana and Missouri are among the...

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