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Bombshell report exposes healthcare fraud schemes as taxpayers lose up to $521 billion annually

House GOP lawmakers unveil 14 bills targeting Medicaid fraud after a report warns billions in taxpayer dollars are lost annually.

Jack Smith Collected Thousands of Trump Donors’ Financial Info as Part of Election Probe

The Justice Department acquired 4,782 checks as part of their election case against Trump,...

A Bad Time for Widespread Economic Pessimism in Iowa

At yesterday’s White House event announcing a new steel plant in Iowa, Trump said,...

China’s German Roadkill

The Week of September 21, 2026: Germany’s China shock, fiscal policy, healthcare, regulation, and...

D.C. Council member Trayon White takes victory lap after mistrial declared in bribery case

An air of triumph surrounded D.C. Council member Trayon White after a judge declared a mistrial Monday in his federal bribery case, while some of his council colleagues have spoken up about the ethics violations revealed during his legal saga.

Fights break out between pro-Israel, pro-Palestine protesters at UCLA

Protesters occupying a pro-Palestine encampment and pro-Israel counterprotesters clashed at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) campus on Sunday as college demonstrations continue nationwide. Fights began between isolated members of the two groups before a counterprotest demonstration by the Israeli American Council, the Daily Bruin reported. Thousands gathered at the center of UCLA’s campus...

Trump and DeSantis met in Miami to bury the hatchet and talk fundraising: Report

Former President Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) held a private meeting in Miami on Sunday to bury the hatchet in their political conflict, The Washington Post reported. The hours-long meeting, brokered by political allies hoping to chill what was once a red-hot rivalry, resulted in DeSantis agreeing to help the former president, the...

Grizzly bears to be reintroduced to Washington state’s North Cascades

The National Park Service (NPS) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Thursday a decision to “actively restore” grizzly bears to the North Cascades region of Washington state. For thousands of years, grizzly bears roamed the region “as a key part of the ecosystem, distributing native plant seeds and keeping other wildlife populations in...

2 Ukrainian service members stabbed to death in Germany

Two Ukrainian men died Saturday after they were fatally stabbed at a shopping center in Murnau am Staffelsee, Germany, local police said in a statement. A 36-year-old man died from his “serious injuries” on site, police said, and a 23-year-old man died at a nearby hospital that evening. The identities of the victims was not...

World Central Kitchen resuming operations in Gaza after killing of 7 workers

World Central Kitchen will be resuming operations in the Gaza Strip after an Israeli strike killed seven of its workers earlier this month, the nonprofit organization announced Sunday. The nonprofit organization, founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, had paused its operations in Gaza after the strike on April 1. World Central Kitchen (WCK) CEO Erin...

Houston Texans player shot, injured in Florida club mass shooting

Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell was among the 10 people shot and injured at a Sanford, Fla., nightclub overnight Sunday, the team announced. Dell was released from the hospital later Sunday with no significant injures, the Texans said. Nobody was killed in the shooting, according to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department, adding that all...

Your $1 bill could be worth thousands — if it has these 3 things

Before spending those $1 bills in your wallet, you might want to check if they're worth more than just a dollar.

Russia arrests more journalists on ‘extremism’ charges

Three Russian journalists were arrested Friday and Saturday and detained, as Russia continues a crackdown on media inside the country. Konstantin Gabov and Sergey Karelin were charged with “extremism” on Saturday, The Associated Press (AP) first reported. They stand accused of working with a political group associated with the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny,...

Will Gen-Z cancel America?

In a crisis, a house divided on tribal or class lines cannot stand. Rallying around the flag ultimately depends on the pervasive belief that the flag, a symbol of nationhood, is worth fighting for.

Biden’s tough task: Winning over Haley voters

President Biden’s reelection campaign faces the difficult task of appealing to moderate Republicans who may feel like they don’t have a place to go this election with former President Trump on the ballot. The president has a prime opportunity to peel off some of those voters, which would boost his reelection chances and expand his...

Moskowitz signals openness to future governor bid in Florida: ‘We’ve got to see what the data looks like’

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) signaled on Sunday he was open to possibly running for governor in Florida in 2026. “We've got to see what the data looks like. We've got to see how the election works between Biden and Trump, and we've got to see what the data looks like,” Moskowitz said on MSNBC’s “The...

Graham slams Trump’s court battles as ‘selective prosecution’

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Sunday that all of the criminal court cases brought against former President Trump are “selective prosecution.” Graham told CNN’s Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union” that the legal battles brought against the former president are “political.” The South Carolina Republican also mentioned the New York hush money trial...

Biden commends UAW, Daimler for reaching agreement on contract

President Biden celebrated a new labor agreement between United Auto Workers union (UAW) and Daimler on Sunday, as the union continues a streak of victories in hopes of expanding in theSouth. The union and the German truck manufacturer reached an agreement Saturday, avoiding a strike of about 7,000 workers at its North Carolina plant and...

Former Kansas attorney general announces bid for Congress

Former Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt (R) announced Friday that he will run for Congress in a bid to replace outgoing Rep. Jake LaTurner (R-Kan.). Schmidt announced his campaign just a week after LaTurner said he will retire from Congress. The three-term attorney general is now gunning for the House after narrowly losing a 2022...

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