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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...

Harris warns of implications of Supreme Court Trump immunity ruling

In her remarks at a campaign rally in Nevada, Vice President Harris warned about the implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling last month in former President Trump’s immunity case. “So much is on the line in this election and understand, this is not 2016, this is not 2020. This time around, the stakes are even...

Jesse Ventura defends Walz against Vance’s attacks on his military service

Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura (I) defended Gov. Tim Walz’s (D-Minn.) record amid the attacks from Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) over attacks on his military service. “I think Vance is doing a disservice to the United States Marine Corps because I know a lot of great Marines and Marines show respect,” Ventura said on MSNBC...

Walz hits back at Team Trump: He ‘knows nothing about service’

Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) criticized former President Trump, saying he knows “nothing about service,” as the campaign trail debate over Walz's military record continues. Walz, speaking at a campaign rally in Las Vegas, said he was proud to wear the “uniform of this country” for 24 years. “Each of you talk about service, Donald Trump...

Cornel West: Vance ‘sold his soul’ to Trump, Walz is ‘decent man’ in ‘corrupt party’

Independent presidential candidate Cornel West weighed in on his competitors’ running mates, saying Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) “sold his soul” to former President Trump and Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) is a “decent man” in a party that is corrupt. “Vance has seemed to sell his soul to be subordinate to Trump’s lies and his crimes,”...

Watch live: Harris, Walz conclude first battleground blitz with Las Vegas rally

Vice President Harris and her running mate Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) are holding a campaign event in Las Vegas Saturday night, concluding their first tour through the key battleground states ahead of November. During the event in Nevada, a key swing state, Harris is hoping to build a stronger support system among Latino voters. Former...

Los Angeles mayor says 2028 Olympic games will be car-free

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said her city is working to make the Summer Olympic games car-free when they're held in her city in 2028. “We’re already working to create jobs by expanding our public transportation system in order for us to have a no-car Games,” she said in a Saturday release. “And that’s a...

Uvalde officials release bodycam footage from Robb Elementary shooting

Officials in Uvalde, Texas have released police body camera footage and a collection of audio and video recordings of the deadly mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in 2022. The footage release comes after the Associated Press and other news organizations brought a lawsuit against the city because officials initially refused to publicly release information...

Celine Dion hits Trump for using her music at Montana rally

Singer Celine Dion's team criticized former President Trump for using her song at his rally Friday in Montana. In a post on Instagram, Dion said her management team and record label Sony Music Entertainment Canada became aware that Trump used her song “My Heart Will Go On,” at his event in Bozeman, Mont. “In no...

Walz pick highlights partisan divisions on free school lunches

Should all school kids get free meals — regardless of income? Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's (D) selection as Vice President Harris's running mate has brought that once-peripheral policy issue — and the long-running partisan divide over it — to the center of the 2024 presidential campaign. Walz's administration last year instituted free meals for all public school...

Trump campaign says its internal communications were hacked

Former President Trump’s campaign said some of its internal communications were recently hacked by foreign sources. The breach was first reported by Politico after the outlet received emails from an anonymous account with documents from the Trump campaign. The campaign said the leak came from “foreign sources hostile to the United States.” His campaign pointed...

Sunday shows preview: Trump-Harris showdown heats up

With less than 90 days until the general election, the showdown between Vice President Harris and former President Trump and their campaigns is likely going to be a focus of this week’s Sunday shows. Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), who was chosen last month as Trump’s running mate, is set to appear on several shows. He...

Buttigieg says Trump’s attacks on Walz are ‘pretty mushy and lazy’

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg slammed recent attacks against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) by former President Trump as “mushy and lazy” on Friday, suggesting Trump's heart may not be in the race anymore. “It’s also pretty mushy and lazy for Donald Trump’s best attack to be, what was it, ‘He’s heavily into lotsa different worlds,’...

Former California legislator suggests Trump mixed up Black men in helicopter story

Former California state senator Nate Holden said that he was the Black man in a helicopter with former President Trump, refuting Trump’s claims that it was Willie Brown, in an interview with Politico.  “Willie is the short Black guy living in San Francisco,” Holden told Politico. “I’m a tall Black guy living in Los Angeles.”...

White House: Deadly strike on Gaza school ‘underscores urgency’ for cease-fire

The White House is “deeply concerned” about reports of civilian deaths in Gaza related to Israel striking a school in Gaza City that killed at least 80 people, saying the strike “underscores the urgency of a ceasefire.” “We are deeply concerned about reports of civilian casualties in Gaza following a strike by the Israel Defense...

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