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Reporter’s Notebook: Senate Republicans scrap early exit from Washington as midterm stakes soar

Senate Republicans force a test vote on the Ratepayer Protection Act, daring Democrats to block a data center affordability bill boosting Jon Husted.

Blue city funds immigrant activist program with taxpayer dollars, critics say it ‘shuts citizens out’

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's office offers $575 taxpayer-funded scholarships training immigrants in civic engagement and community organizing.

Republicans zero in on key player accused of helping Democrat fundraising giant hide foreign cash

House Republicans summon ActBlue attorney Ronald Machen for a closed-door interview, citing contradictions in his prior statements on donor verification.

No, the U.S.-China Relationship Is Not the Best It Has Ever Been

We ought to see Xi and the PRC clearly for what they are.

Britain’s Malaise in a Time of Terror

The British were narrowly spared an opportunity to once again display their profound civilizational...

Chicago plans to spend millions in subsidies to renew downtown

In major cities across America, real estate worth billions of dollars is sitting empty.

Bolton says guilty verdict could hurt Trump with independent voters: ‘Not a good look’

John Bolton, national security adviser, weighed in on the jury deliberations in former President Trump’s criminal hush money case Wednesday, saying a guilty verdict would not be a “good look” for Trump’s chances of wooing independent voters. “I don’t think a conviction, even in a Manhattan courtroom, helps anybody. He will still be, potentially, a...

Senate Democrats call for DOJ to probe Big Oil over price-fixing allegations

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) led 23 Democratic senators Thursday in a call for the Justice Department to investigate allegations of price-fixing by major oil companies. In their letter, the senators called for a full probe into possible industry violations of the Sherman Act, the 1890 law barring monopolies and anticompetitive agreements. They specifically...

Amazon expanding drone program after regulators’ clearance

Amazon announced Thursday the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has authorized its Prime Air delivery drones to operate beyond the visual line of sight (BVLOS), clearing a major hurdle to the tech giant’s plans to expand the reach of its deliveries. Amazon said it has worked for years to develop and refine its “detect-and-avoid technology” to...

North Korean missile debris found in Ukraine: Defense intelligence report

Remnants of ballistic missiles produced in North Korea have been found throughout Ukraine, further confirming U.S. accusations that Pyongyang is arming Russia's war effort, according to a new unclassified report released Wednesday by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). Since November 2023, the west has assessed that North Korea has been providing artillery shells, rockets and missile to...

mRNA vaccine by UPenn scientists could manage bird flu outbreak

These new findings about the bird flu were published last week in Nature Communications.

Most say Trump verdict would make no difference to their vote: Survey

More than two-thirds of voters believe a guilty verdict for former President Trump in his criminal hush money trial would not impact their vote, according to a new survey. The Marist poll, published Thursday, found that 67 percent of respondents say a guilty verdict in the case would not affect their vote, while 17 percent...

Bowman rips Haley for writing ‘finish them’ on Israeli bomb: ‘Disgusting’

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) tore into former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley Wednesday, calling her a “disgusting human being” after she was photographed writing “Finish them” on an Israeli bomb during a visit to the country this week. The message on the shell, photographed and celebrated by Israel’s former U.N. ambassador Danny Danon, read “Finish them!...

Biden’s administration has abandoned his promise to pay interns fairly

This backtracking on pay has significant consequences for students seeking careers in public service.

Mad about the economy? Blame Donald Trump. 

Trump is promising to give big tax cuts to everybody, and to protect Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. But the truth is that his proposed tax cuts will benefit the wealthy at the expense of low- and middle-income Americans, and he will cut entitlements to cover any lost tax revenues. 

Mulvaney: Until we agree on some basic facts, addressing the national debt will be tough

There is no way Democrats will ever agree to any deal that only decreases spending. And there is also no way that Republicans  can reduce spending even if given the authority to do so.

Trump knocks ‘naive’ Shannon Bream over Alina Habba interview

Former President Trump labeled Fox News’s Shannon Bream as “naive” Wednesday, after she pushed back on his attorney’s assertion that his criminal hush money trial was in some way directed by the White House. Bream said in an interview with Trump attorney and spokesperson Alina Habba that President Biden is “not responsible” for the trial,...

Assassination nation: Russia has Zelensky in its crosshairs

Zelenskyy has survived more than a dozen Russian assassination attempts, including a recent insider threat.

Morning Report — Trump jury begins Day 2 of deliberations

Twelve New York jurors, including two lawyers, spent much of Wednesday afternoon deliberating whether former President Trump is guilty of 34 felony charges that boil down to an alleged fraudulent coverup of a pay-for-silence scheme to keep 2016 voters in the dark about an account of sex with a porn star. Trump is not known...

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