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Trump’s right — no more chasing Iran for a deal to end a war they’ve lost

Tehran refuses to back off what Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls its “outrageous and ridiculous” demands, so the prez will stick with the embargo and other sanctions to...

Greta Thunberg just exposed the fraud of her ‘moral authority’

Greta Thunberg just gave away what a fraud she’s always been, though her devoted...

As Monty Python said, Jensen Huang was not the messiah — he’s a very naughty boy

Jensen Huang is shocked, shocked (rather like Captain Renault in Casablanca) that executives at...

Maybelline’s new slogan is woke nonsense — there’s no ‘maybe’ about it

Makeup brand Maybelline wants to do away with the "ambiguity" of its world famous...

Inside LA County’s $558K executive gig: Zero experience required and no term limits

My colleague on the LA County Board of Supervisors, Lindsey Horvath, has announced her...

Talarico, Hamilton victories give Democrats a new faith playbook

Republicans for years have made religion a cornerstone of their politics, while Democrats struggled to find their own voice on matters of church and faith. The divide was stark, and it at times hurt the Democratic Party in red and purple districts where Republicans targeted their opponents as out of step on local values. But in...

Alaska judge denies Peltola campaign request for list of rejected absentee ballots

An Alaska judge denied former Rep. Mary Peltola’s (D-Alaska) campaign request for a list of rejected absentee ballots amid the state’s competitive Senate election that is yet to be called. Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthew ruled that Alaska’s Division of Election (DOE) is “currently busy processing ballots from the 2026 general election” and “simply lacks...

Democrats rally around Colom’s historic Mississippi victory

Democrats rally around Sen.-elect Scott Colom’s (D-Miss.) historic victory in the Mississippi Senate race following his defeat of outgoing Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R). “We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it,” former President Bill Clinton wrote on social media. “Scott, you put your...

GOP senator feels ‘strongly’ Jensen Huang should resign at Nvidia

Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) said he feels “strongly” that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang should resign following reports alleging the tech leader had an "intimate relationship” with an accused Chinese spy and another with an Nvidia executive who reported to him. "I can't believe we are even considering him not resigning. I mean, I do feel...

Tech Oversight Project hands Democrats 100-day blueprint

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story What Tech Oversight Project wants to see from Democrats in the first 100 days The Tech Oversight Project is offering a blueprint for Democrats in the new Congress after what it described as the “first AI and tech accountability election.” © Getty Images In a memo shared first...

Hawley calls for Senate to pass data center moratorium

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is calling on the Senate to pass a moratorium on data center construction in the period before Republicans lose the majority, the first GOP senator to call for the move nationwide. The Missouri senator listed his five priorities for his party in a post to the social platform X, including passing...

A missed opportunity: Dems stew over vote on Hegseth impeachment

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story A missed opportunity: Dems stew over vote on Hegseth impeachment House Democrats are steaming after 11 colleagues missed a vote to impeach Pete Hegseth, allowing the Defense secretary’s Republican allies to defeat the measure this week. ...

Interior plans public land sales

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Interior eyes public land sales and workforce change The Trump administration is planning to sell some public lands in the years ahead, it announced this week. © AP Photo/Alex Brandon The Interior Department “will work to decrease the size of the federal estate by...

Mississippi Senate stunner: Cindy Hyde-Smith concedes to Democrat Scott Colom

Democrat Scott Colom is set to become Mississippi's next senator after Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith conceded Wednesday, notching a major victory for his party in the ruby red state. "While this is not the outcome we worked for or hoped for, I respect the decision of Mississippi voters," she said in a video posted to...

GOP presses ahead with Overton nomination 

Presented by CareQuest {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare The Big Story GOP presses ahead with Heidi Overton nomination When we last saw Heidi Overton in the Senate HELP Committee, she was dodging difficult questions from senators during her confirmation hearing in September. © AP Photo/Mariam Zuhaib It’s not clear if she has the votes to advance to...

Evidence found that vital warm ocean currents are weakening

Winters across the Eastern Seaboard and Midwest aren't mild, but a change in ocean currents might dial up weather to new extremes.

Colom builds on slim lead in Mississippi, as AP calls for Democrat

Democrat Scott Colom has built on his lead in the closely watched Mississippi Senate race, now ahead of Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) by nearly 4,500 votes, or about half a percentage point. The latest batch of votes came as heavily Democratic Hinds County wraps up counting its absentee and affidavit ballots. The county, which includes...

Democrats, vowing action next year, stew over missed votes on Hegseth impeachment

House Democrats are steaming after 11 colleagues missed a vote to impeach Pete Hegseth, allowing the Defense secretary’s Republican allies to defeat the measure this week. The debacle is leading to new calls for Democrats to tighten the ship when it comes to demanding attendance for floor votes. And it’s providing new fuel to a...

Palantir’s Karp says he’s been criticizing Trump on immigration ‘in private’

Palantir CEO Alex Karp revealed he has been criticizing President Trump “in private” over his handling of immigration and the administration detaining a record number of people throughout the summer.  "Well, I'm really happy to hear the president, you know, in his words: ‘yeah, we kind of went too far," Karp told Politico’s Adam Wren....

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