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Trump unveils America.gov as AI-powered hub for passports, Medicare enrollment and more

President Donald Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered site that consolidates federal services from passport applications to Medicare enrollment in one place.

Drug cartel kingpin among targets in sweeping Trump crackdown on alleged Mexican corruption network

The Sinaloa cartel's Los Mayos faction faces sweeping Treasury sanctions targeting Mayito Flaco, a fugitive born in Anaheim accused of ordering hits.

Hollywood actress upset her son isn’t gay fumes in bizarre spectacle at Human Rights Campaign gala

Camryn Manheim told the Human Rights Campaign dinner she "always wanted a gay son," but her boy turned out straight despite her very best efforts.

Cambridge Waits Out the Arday Scandal

Cambridge has chosen a cover-up, most likely to save half the Education Department from...

Trump/Xi: The (Rare) Earths Didn’t Move

There is little reason to expect that China will be in a rush to...

38 percent of local election officials report threats, harassment or abuse: Poll

Nearly 4 in 10 local election officials experienced threats, harassment or abuse while on the job, according to a new poll. In the survey, published Wednesday by the Brennan Center for Justice, 38 percent of local election workers reported "threats, harassment or abuse," while 54 percent said they are concerned about the safety of their...

Map: Where teachers are being paid the least, according to new report

In some states, teachers are barely making enough to be considered middle class.

Witnesses line up to slam Michael Cohen ahead of Trump trial star’s turn 

NEW YORK — In 2011, Stormy Daniels’s manager phoned a lawyer to complain that “some jerk” had called her up threatening to sue over a blog post claiming the porn actress slept with Donald Trump. “I hate to ask it this way,” Joshua Steinglass, a prosecutor with the Manhattan district attorney’s office, said Tuesday while...

Of course Trump isn’t immune from prosecution

Several of the justices focused on a parade of hypotheticals that allowed them to avoid the actual case before them.

UCLA, Columbia protests reach tipping point with 300 arrested in New York

Violence erupted between police and student protesters Tuesday night and Wednesday morning at Columbia University and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), with hundreds arrested in New York. The New York City Police Department went through a second-story window at a Columbia building that had been seized by demonstrators and cleared out the protesters,...

Blinken says ‘time is now’ for Gaza cease-fire

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said late Tuesday that "the time is now" for a cease-fire agreement in the Gaza war, and that it is up to Hamas to agree to Israel's proposal and "compromise." Blinken's remarks came during a press conference after he met with Israeli leaders earlier in the day. Asked by a...

Mulvaney: More government intervention won’t ‘fix’ housing prices

Experience should have taught us by now that more government “fixes” at the local and federal levels will only make the problem worse. 

Clashes break out on UCLA campus

Clashes between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli demonstrators broke out at the University of California, Los Angeles campus on Tuesday night amid ongoing unrest at colleges across the country. Violence erupted shortly before 11 p.m. local time, when a group of counter-protestors came to the pro-Palestinian encampment set up on campus to try to dismantle it, KTLA...

NYPD Columbia raid criticized harshly by progressives

The New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) sweeping operation at Columbia University late Tuesday was met with fierce criticism from many progressive lawmakers, who pushed officials to deescalate the situation. Hundreds of police officers stormed a campus building Tuesday, as they sought to regain control of a Columbia University building that had been seized by...

Too big to care: It is time for a Glass-Steagall Act for healthcare 

Accountability, almost always in short supply in American life, is desperately needed.

Johnson: Greene not ‘proving to be’ a serious lawmaker

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) brushed off Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-Ga.) sharpened threat to force a vote to oust him from leadership in an interview Tuesday. “I don’t think she is proving to be, no,” Johnson said Tuesday on NewsNation’s "The Hill," when asked if he believes Greene is a "serious lawmaker." “I don't spend...

Campus goes crazy, Democrats hardest hit

Hatred is a great motivator, but the question is always, to what end? Democrats are about to find out.

‘Leave-it-to-the-states’ won’t work: Why we need a federal abortion law

Dobbs did not simply “return abortion to the states.” Rather, it returned the power to the voters, who can exercise it through both their state and federal elected officials.  

DNC uses billboards around Trump rallies in Wisconsin, Michigan to attack him on abortion

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is greeting former President Trump's arrival in Wisconsin and Michigan for rallies on Wednesday with billboards aiming to remind voters of his record on abortion. The DNC is putting up two billboards in Wisconsin and one in Michigan near the sites of Trump's rallies scheduled for Wednesday afternoon and evening....

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