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Why blaming ‘the left’ is easier than deterring violence after Charlie Kirk’s murder

Trump dismisses right-wing extremism concerns following Charlie Kirk's assassination, sparking debate over political blame and violence in America.

No Deal —Why Trump shouldn’t touch LIRR union fight

Labor unions representing Long Island Rail Road employees went full-steam ahead this month toward...

Appeals court rejects Trump bid to unseat Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook

A federal appeals court Monday rejected President Trump's move to fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook.

Arnold Schwarzenegger urges vote against new California districts

Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday entered the national battle over U.S. House control, urging voters to reject a California ballot proposal to rejigger districts that he said would erode democratic principles and allow politicians to "take the power away from the people."

Trump says he would have lowered flags for Minnesota slayings if asked. But he didn’t call governor

President Donald Trump defended his order that flags be lowered to half-staff after last week's slaying of conservative activist Charlie Kirk by suggesting he would have done the same following the assassination of a Minnesota Democratic state lawmaker this summer had he been asked by the state's governor.

China’s cover-ups don’t hide unending abuse for Uyghurs

The Chinese government’s attempts to silence Uyghur critics abroad make it even more important for the U.N. and concerned governments to speak up. 

White House UFC event set for June, weigh-ins at Lincoln Memorial

President Trump has confirmed that a much-hyped cage match will take place at the White House in June 2026, with the UFC's octagon cage erected on the south lawn and thousands of spectators in attendance.

Live updates: Anemic jobs report spurs concerns about economy; Trump says ‘real numbers’ coming next year

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on Friday delivered a jobs report showing anemic growth in the economy, figures that are likely to spur concerns about the broader economy under President Trump. The U.S. added 22,000 jobs and the unemployment rate rose to 4.3 percent in August, according to the report. Economists expected the U.S....

Florida’s vaccine mandate removal: What does it mean for public health?

Deep concern is spreading among doctors, parents and public health workers for the safety of children and others who might be vulnerable in a disease outbreak.

US adds just 22,000 jobs in August, well short of expectations

The U.S. economy added 22,000 jobs and the unemployment rate rose to 4.3 percent in August, according to the first federal jobs report released since President Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Economists expected the U.S. to gain 75,000 jobs last month with the unemployment rate rising slightly to 4.3...

Non-establishment Democrats: Run for president and save the party

Are we a populist party in name only, or are we a party actually filled with working people, civic leaders and educators?

Immigration authorities raid Hyundai EV plant in Georgia

Federal immigration authorities raided a Hyundai electric vehicle (EV) plant in Georgia on Thursday, arresting more than 400 “unlawful aliens” as part of the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration.  “Today, @ATFAtlanta joined [Homeland Security Investigations], FBI, [Drug Enforcement Agency], [Immigrations and Customs Enforcement], [Georgia State Patrol] and other agencies in a major immigration enforcement...

Whole Hog Politics: 3 key dashboard numbers to track who wins the midterms

We don’t mean to completely pooh-pooh all of the talk about the importance of the gerrymandering arms race that has broken out since Texas tried to lasso five more seats for the GOP. But we should pooh-pooh it a little. Midterm elections depend on how districts are drawn, certainly, but not nearly as much as...

Democratic disarray opens door to socialism 

A whole new generation may have to learn first-hand that socialist policies will not work, and never have.  

The Epstein discharge petition is headed for success — with a nudge from Dems

Incoming Democrats are poised to advance legislation forcing the Trump administration to release all the federal files on Jeffrey Epstein, the late financier and convicted sex offender. Up to now, the focus on Capitol Hill has been on which Republicans might buck President Trump and GOP leaders and endorse a procedural tool, known as a...

DOJ sues Boston, mayor over sanctuary city law

The Justice Department (DOJ) sued Boston and its Democratic mayor, Michelle Wu, on Thursday over the city’s sanctuary law, arguing that it is illegal and helps release dangerous criminals who should be deported.  “The Boston Police Department was once a cooperative partner with ICE’s immigration enforcement efforts. Throughout 2015, the Boston Police Department honored all...

China’s impressive military parade masked shortcomings

Apart from short-lived confrontations in the South China Sea, China has not been involved in an extended intensive military conflict for nearly a half century.

DOD says Venezuelan aircraft flew near U.S. Naval vessel in ‘highly provocative move’

The Pentagon said late Thursday that two Venezuelan aircraft flew close to a U.S. Naval vessel in what it called a “highly provocative move.” “Today, two Maduro regime military aircraft flew near a U.S. Navy vessel in international waters. This highly provocative move was designed to interfere with our counter narco-terror operations,” the Defense Department...

Warnock slams RFK Jr. as ‘the biggest threat to the health of the American people’

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) on Thursday slammed Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as “the biggest threat to the health of the American people.” “Listen, we are in a tragically ironic moment in which the biggest threat to the health of the American people is the secretary of Health and Human...

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