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‘States should have a say’: Candidates for governor race to take on AI regulation

Gubernatorial candidates across the country are racing to stake out positions on AI as the battle over regulating the technology intensifies.They’re watching as sitting governors of both parties turn...

Lawyer says 250-foot Trump arch disrupts historic sightlines cherished by veterans seeking burial at Arlington

Three Vietnam veterans are suing to block Trump's Great Triumphal Arch, saying it would destroy iconic views near Arlington National Cemetery.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 19

1994—D.C. Circuit chief judge Abner J. Mikva resigns from the court in order to pursue what...

Where Is Congress on the Kennedy Center Fight?

Trump is pressuring the courts in his renaming campaign, but this is yet another...

Vance says Democrats are engaging in ‘schoolyard bully’ attacks

Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) said, in an interview that aired Sunday, that Democrats are engaging in "schoolyard bully" attacks by calling the GOP ticket "weird." “It drives home how they're trying to distract from their own policy failures. I mean, look, this is fundamentally schoolyard bully stuff,” Vance said on CNN’s “State of the Union”...

What space policy could look like after the 2024 election

Whoever gets sworn in on Jan. 20 is going to face some monumental challenges going forward.

Vance, Karl clash on ‘childless cat ladies’ comment

Vice presidential hopeful Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and ABC News anchor Jonathan Karl went back and forth over his past comments about "childless cat ladies," as the Ohio Republican tried to clarify his previous suggestion that parents who go to the should have more power than adults who do not have children. Vance has faced...

Biden says he was concerned if he stayed in the race it would be ‘a real distraction’

President Biden in a new interview offered his lengthiest explanation to date of why he opted not to seek reelection, citing concerns that it could negatively impact other Democrats running in November. "The polls we had showed that it was a neck and neck race, woulda been down to the wire," Biden said on "CBS...

American gymnast Jordan Chiles loses bronze medal after score revision mandated by court: IOC

American gymnast Jordan Chiles must return the bronze medal after the sport's highest court rejected an on-floor appeal from Chiles's coach that placed her in third, the International Olympic Committee said Sunday. The IOC said Sunday it would reallocate the bronze awarded to Chiles in last Monday's women's floor final to Romanian Ana Barbosu after...

How to not get divorced

A low negativity threshold and expressions of admiration for your spouse can help minimize the chances of divorce.

Ohio Governor declares state of emergency for several counties following Debby’s destruction

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (D) declared a state of emergency for multiple counties on Saturday, after storm Debby moved through and damaged the Northeastern part of the state last week. "This declaration of a state of emergency will give the state the ability to give these communities expedited assistance.  At the moment, we have no outstanding...

Why fewer Americans are having kids

The number of Americans without children is growing, and research suggests the trend is not going to slow down. Nearly 45 percent of women aged 15 to 49 were childless between 2017 and 2019, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), up from about 42 percent between 2015 and 2017. While...

McCarthy questions Harris over Walz pick, lack of interviews

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) slammed Vice President Harris’s pick for vice president, calling the Harris-Walz ticket the “most liberal ticket in the history of American politics” and accusing the media of “not holding her accountable” due to her lack of interviews.  "I was shocked [Harris] picked Tim Walz. No one really knows him....

Harris gives Senate Democrats jolt of confidence

Senate Democrats are feeling more confident about their chances of keeping the Senate majority with Vice President Harris leading the ticket, arguing her momentum could lift them despite a nightmare battleground map. The GOP has long been the favorite to take the Senate this fall because Democrats are defending more difficult-to-hold seats. Republicans need only...

Ron Johnson suggests FBI leaving Congress out of Trump shooting probe

Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson (R) suggested the FBI is leaving Congress out of its probe into the assassination attempt on former President Trump. “Unfortunately, I think our congressional investigations will pretty well end up in an investigation of the FBI and Secret Service investigations. We’re not being given access to the individuals in a timely...

What a Harris-Walz ticket could mean for criminal justice reform 

When Vice President Harris was named Democrats’ presumptive presidential nominee, she put her past role as a prosecutor at the heart of her pitch to voters – and used it as an early attack line against her opponent who has faced a litany of legal troubles over the last year. “I took on perpetrators of...

GOP scrutiny intensifies over Walz’s military record

The GOP continues to hammer Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over his military record, with the Harris campaign quickly pivoting to quell fresh questions on his deployment during the Afghanistan war. Walz's 24 years in the Army National Guard have come under intense scrutiny by Republicans since he was tapped as Vice President Harris's running mate,...

Harris says she supports eliminating taxes on tips

Vice President Harris at a Las Vegas rally on Saturday night suggested she would support ending taxes on tipping — a policy initiative that has become popular with former President Trump on the campaign trail. The idea — exempting tip income from federal income and payroll taxes — has become a common policy line item...

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