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Russian researcher’s mystery death could be ‘far worse’ than the plague, former senior Trump official warns

Marshall Billingslea warns the Irkutsk researcher's death could involve antibiotic-resistant plague engineered under the Soviet bioweapons program.

Liberal justices look for ‘escape hatch’ as high-stakes climate case lands at Supreme Court, experts say

Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor repeatedly questioned Supreme Court jurisdiction in Suncor v. Boulder, signaling a possible off-ramp.

Western Europe Next

Populist political coalitions are forming, changing, fracturing.

Tariffs on Canada Failed to Boost U.S. Manufacturing, Cost Billions

A new AAF report found that the U.S. replaced Canadian imports with imports from...

Biden DOJ secretly monitored Melania, Barron Trump ahead of Mar-a-Lago raid

In the weeks leading up to the FBI's unprecedented 2022 raid of then-former President Trump's Palm Beach home, federal agents secretly spied on the movements of Melania Trump and her son, Barron.

Moreno leads GOP Ohio Senate nomination race by 9 points ahead of vote: Survey

Trump-backed businessman Bernie Moreno holds a 9-point lead in the Ohio Republican primary for U.S. Senate race in a new poll released one day ahead of the state’s Tuesday primary election. The final Emerson College poll of likely GOP voters, conducted on Sunday and Monday, shows Moreno with 38 percent support — a 9-point lead...

‘Blood bath’ remarks give Trump a new firestorm to rally around

Former President Trump and his allies are aggressively pushing back after Democrats and critics seized on his comments that there would be a “blood bath” if he loses November’s election. Trump’s weekend comments sparked outrage that the former president was threatening to unleash violence similar to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol if he...

Republicans see ‘victory’ in court putting SEC’s climate-disclosure rules on ice

House Republicans took a victory lap on Monday after a federal appeals court pressed pause on new rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission that would require publicly listed companies to disclose climate risks. The rules have been blasted by Republicans, who say the agency is overstepping authority, and subjected to a series of lawsuits....

New Jersey AG not opposing Andy Kim’s lawsuit over primary ballot layout

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin (D) says he will not intervene to defend the state’s system of organizing its primary ballot based on the “county line,” agreeing with a lawsuit that it is unconstitutional.  Platkin said in a letter to U.S. District Judge Zahid Quraishi on Sunday that he believes the county line system...

New Biden-Harris ads highlight Donald Trump’s ‘failures’ to Black Americans 

The Biden-Harris re-election campaign have launched two new television ads aimed at highlighting the “disaster” Donald Trump would be for Black Americans if he is reelected president.  The ads, “Back” and “Price,” feature President Biden speaking directly to Black voters in a reelection ad for the first time. “As bad as Trump was, his economy...

Why time is not on Russia’s side

Putin has little other than coercion to rely on to elicit societal compliance.

Supreme Court mulls NRA’s free speech fight against NY regulator

The Supreme Court weighed the National Rifle Association’s (NRA) free speech case against a former New York regulator during oral arguments Monday. Over 75 minutes of arguments, the justices probed how to distinguish when government officials go beyond permissible advocacy and cross into unconstitutional coercion. “How do you define when it goes too far along...

Liz Cheney fires back at Trump on Jan. 6: ‘Lying in all caps doesn’t make it true’

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) on Monday fired back at former President Trump's recent call for her to be prosecuted over allegedly withholding evidence and testimony from the House Jan. 6 committee investigation. "Lying in all caps doesn’t make it true, Donald. You know you and your lawyers have long had the evidence," Cheney wrote...

Can you be struck by lightning while indoors?

Protecting yourself by going inside isn't as foolproof as some may believe.

Musk says he may endorse a candidate ‘in final stretch’ of 2024

Billionaire tech and media mogul Elon Musk says it is possible he will endorse a candidate for president before this fall's general election, but he does not anticipate giving any money to either President Biden or former President Trump. "I may, in the final stretch, endorse a candidate, but I don't know yet," Musk told former...

Former Georgia lt. gov. withdraws name from No Labels consideration

Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R) said on Monday he is withdrawing his name from consideration to run on a third-party presidential ticket backed by the political organization No Labels. “After careful deliberation, I have withdrawn my name from consideration for the No Labels presidential ticket,” Duncan said in a statement, reported by The Associated...

Hold Nigeria accountable for its failure to stop internal religious violence 

By officially designating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, the U.S. would be enabled to take limited actions to hold individuals accountable for human rights abuses and elevate the importance of this issue in our diplomatic engagement.

Biden to target Trump on trips to Nevada, Arizona

President Biden is traveling this week to Nevada and Arizona, two states where the president’s reelection campaign is targeting former President Trump on voters' top issues. Campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez released a memo Monday to outline the messaging and infrastructure strategy for both states ahead of Biden’s trip on Tuesday. “Across the Southwest, Donald...

Supreme Court appears wary of limiting feds’ interactions with social media companies

The Supreme Court seemed wary Monday of imposing harsh limits on how federal officials communicate with social media platforms about content moderation decisions. Sharply questioning both sides, the justices sought to determine when it is appropriate for the government to encourage the platforms to remove controversial content — if ever. Several justices, both liberal and...

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