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Two arrested at socialist anti-Trump protest after assault at ‘closest entry point’ to GOP convention: police

A socialist protester blamed right-wing provocateurs after Dallas police in riot gear arrested two near the Republican National Committee convention.

New Yorkers must ‘never forget’ 9/11 — and turn sorrow into service

Some of the most powerful lessons of 9/11 can be found in the people...

Tossing bread into the ocean on the Jewish New Year

On Sunday, hundreds of Jews in LA will walk to the beach. 

The midterms ARE about Trump — and what he offers for America’s future

The president and his party need to offer some real sense of what “finish...

In this ever-nationalized midterm environment, swing-district Republicans brace for a storm

The true measure of a sailor is how they weather a storm, and swing...

Army spending $2B to build nuclear microreactors at 5 bases

The U.S. Army is investing $2.2 billion in the development of nuclear microreactors at five bases to firm up national security through more dependable energy. Nuclear microreactors can produce 1-20 megawatts of thermal energy that could be used directly as heat or converted to electric power. Microreactors are built in a factory and are small...

Blood moon lunar eclipse: This is the best time to watch in every state

At maximum, the full moon will be 96% covered by Earth's shadow, turning it a spooky shade of red.

Amid a physician shortage, we’re making medical school harder to afford

At the very moment our nation needs more doctors, federal policy may be making it more difficult for talented young people to become one.

CIA director warned Russia against attacking NATO: Reports

A surprise visit to Moscow by the head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) served to warn Russia against launching an attack against NATO countries, according to multiple reports. President Trump described CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s trip as “semi-routine” in an interview on Wednesday, and Baltic officials — on the border with Russia and its...

Can Democrats retake the Senate amid concerns about the party’s left flank?

Democrats are seeing more opportunities to retake the Senate, but concerns about the party’s democratic socialist flank and controversial figures such as Hasan Piker could complicate that path. How will Piker’s latest controversy affect Michigan Senate Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed's chances? Plus, a check-in on other pivotal Senate races nationwide. Join The Hill’s senior vice...

Democratic strategist: ‘Something’s going on’ when Trump ‘can only deliver 52 percent’ in South Carolina

Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha said Wednesday he expected President Trump’s endorsement of Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) to lead to a wider margin of victory for her in Tuesday’s GOP Senate runoff. Rocha explained in an appearance on NewsNation's "Cuomo" that he thought Graham would win but “didn’t think it would be this close” given Trump...

Live updates: Kennedy Center case returns to court; Trump heads to Houston to boost Paxton

President Trump's battle to make the Kennedy Center his own returns to court on Thursday, where a judge will hear arguments in whether Trump's name may be inscribed on the building. Earlier this week, the Justice Department argued in court filings that the renowned performing arts facility will suffer financial ruin if his name isn't...

Cook argues Trump administration has no legal basis to remove her from Federal Reserve board

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on Wednesday pushed back against the Trump administration's renewed attempt to fire her from the central bank's Board of Governors, despite a Supreme Court ruling preventing her removal. Cook's lawyers, Abbe Lowell and Norm Eisen, said President Trump has "no legal basis" to remove their client. The Fed governor, who was...

Mamdani socialism and Trump socialism — reject them both

Neither the modern left nor the modern right believes in keeping the state from owning and directing businesses.

1 in 4 NFL players suffer from brain disease. Where is the accountability?

Almost anywhere else, we would call it a public health crisis, an occupational safety crisis and, quite possibly, a mass tort.  In the NFL today, we just call it football.

On the Ballot: Markey-Moulton matchup underlines competing visions for change in Democratic Party 

Rep. Seth Moulton and Sen. Ed Markey are squaring off for Massachusetts's Democratic Senate nod next week in the latest primary to spotlight young challengers vying to push out the party's old guard. Moulton, a 47-year-old who’s been in the House for six terms, is mounting a long-shot bid to unseat Markey, who at 80 has served on Capitol Hill for...

ATF investigating ‘major’ cybersecurity incident

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on Wednesday announced an investigation into a “major” cybersecurity incident that the Qilin ransomware group claimed responsibility for. The ATF said a standalone system operating separately from the agency's network did not appear to affect its enterprise network, eForms system or other systems, according to a...

Texas and Florida’s tort reforms helped make them great — now they are at risk

The economic dominance by Texas and Florida did not come about by accident.

Warsh steps into spotlight after Bessent’s bond move

In today's issue: ▪ Trump’s mail-in voting order challenged again ▪ Meta agrees to restrictions in settlement ▪ FDA approves major pancreatic cancer treatment ▪ Abbey Gate bombing fifth anniversary Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh will step into the spotlight this week as he delivers his first major speech as chair, with investors anxious to see whether he...

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