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Rivals for California governor clash over homelessness, Trump in only debate as ballots go to voters

Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra clashed nonstop for an hour Wednesday in the sole televised debate in their contest for California governor, presenting sharply contrasting visions for how they would deal with homelessness, soaring household costs and high taxes in the nation's most populous state.

Miranda Devine: The lynch mob is out for the ‘Cornell 7’ — proving we’ve learned nothing from past injustices

The “Cornell 7” gang rape case is descending into the same lynch-mob hysteria as...

Xavier Becerra gets battered by Steve Hilton in debate — then resorts to desperate tactic

Xavier Becerra may be ahead in the polls, but lost badly to Steve Hilton...

Maine Democrats replaced one sleazy bigot with another

Maine Democrats have tapped one sleazy, antisemitic goon to replace another.

A Question Avoided

We will have to wait for the Court to weigh in on this issue.

Trump stops by Harlem bodega after second day of hush money trial

Former President Trump on Tuesday visited a bodega in Harlem after getting out of court for the day, highlighting how he’s seeking to balance his time as both a criminal defendant and the presumptive Republican nominee for president. Trump stopped by the bodega, where supporters had gathered and greeted him with chants of “four more...

Trump lawyer Habba calls reports he’s falling asleep in court ‘unlikely’

Alina Habba, an attorney and spokesperson for former President Trump, said in a Tuesday interview that it was “unlikely” that Trump fell asleep in the courtroom during the first two days of jury selection for his hush money case in Manhattan, despite reports indicating otherwise. “If anything, he's probably brutally bored,” Habba told Fox News’s...

5 things to know as Trump’s trial jury takes shape

The second day of former President Trump’s criminal trial in New York was more productive than expected, with the jury beginning to take shape. Trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. He is the first former president to be tried in a criminal case. The underlying story of the alleged crimes...

Here are the first 7 jurors picked to serve on Trump’s hush money trial

NEW YORK — Seven New Yorkers have so far been picked to serve as jurors on former President Trump’s hush money trial, the first criminal case of any U.S. president in history. The judge, along with prosecutors and Trump’s defense team, whittled down an initial group of 96 potential jurors starting Monday afternoon. They answered...

US’s most endangered rivers are in New Mexico: Report

The rivers of New Mexico are the most threatened waterways in the country, according to a recently released report by advocacy group American Rivers. The report ranks the Top 10 most endangered waterways in the United States, noting that pollution, climate change, and reduced clean water protections all contribute to their decline. American Rivers cited...

Johnson takes plunge on Ukraine aid in face of ouster threat

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is taking the plunge on a massive package of foreign aid that’s cleaved his conference and threatened his gavel, brushing off his detractors in a go-for-broke effort to help beleaguered allies overseas. Johnson has won early Democratic support for his multipronged strategy to provide military assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan,...

Patrick Mahomes on staying out of presidential race: ‘I don’t want to pressure anyone’ 

Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes is declining to weigh in on this year's presidential race, urging voters in a new interview to do their own research before the election. “I don’t want to pressure anyone to vote for a certain president,” Mahomes said in an interview with Time magazine published Tuesday. “I want...

Faster aging might lead to getting cancer earlier

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story Faster aging might lead to getting cancer earlier Experts have known for a while that accelerated aging is linked to higher chances of getting cancer, but a new study presented this month suggests that this may be why...

Key Alabama House race faces decisive moment 

Welcome to The Hill's Campaign newsletter {beacon} Campaign Report Campaign Report   The Big Story Key Alabama House race faces decisive moment Alabamians in the 2nd Congressional District will be heading to the polls on Tuesday to choose which Democrat will make it to the general election in November – and likely wind up in...

These 15 states are helping federal officials enforce laws protecting airline passengers

The Department of Transportation (DOT) announced Tuesday that it was partnering with 15 states to investigate airlines and protect passengers amid a boom in air travel. The partnership will allow the Biden administration to prioritize cases of misconduct if state attorneys general find that airlines or ticket agents participate in “unfair or deceptive airline practices.”...

Youth voting organization looks to mobilize voters on Discord using AI chat-bot

Youth voting organization NextGen America is launching an effort to connect with potential voters in the gaming community by utilizing an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot.  The new voter registration program aims to engage with the prospective electorate by leveraging the chatbot, dubbed “VOTE-E,” on Discord, an increasingly popular social platform that allows communities to organize...

Florida prosecutor suspended by DeSantis running for re-election 

A Florida prosecutor who was suspended by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) for refusing to enforce state laws on abortion is running for re-election, he announced Tuesday.   DeSantis suspended Hillsborough County State Attorney Andrew Warren (D) in 2022 for “neglect of duty” after the prosecutor refused to enforce bans on abortion and transgender surgery. Now, the...

J.D. Vance is dead wrong about Ukraine aid

The junior senator from Ohio would be well advised to do some homework before expressing his opinions on a topic he obviously doesn’t fully understand.

Austin speaks with Chinese counterpart for first time in nearly two years

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday morning spoke with his Chinese counterpart, reestablishing top-level military communications between the two countries for the first time in nearly two years.   Austin and Chinese Minister of Defense Adm. Dong Jun, who spoke via video teleconference, discussed U.S.-China defense relations, operating in the South China Sea and U.S. policy...

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