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Patrol car hit by shrapnel during Marine Corps live-fire demo at celebration attended by JD Vance

Metal shrapnel from Marine Corps live-fire training struck a California Highway Patrol vehicle on the same day as Vice President JD Vance's visit to Camp Pendleton.

Trump boards AF1 quickly, using small stairs due to ‘increased security measures’: WH official

President Trump used small stairs to board Air Force One after Secret Service discovered a suspected hunting stand with clear sight line to presidential plane at Palm Beach airport.

Palling around with a ‘terror co-conspirator’ shows Zohran Mamdani thinks he just can’t lose

What hubris: Zohran Mamdani seems so convinced he has the mayor’s race in the...

Ignore progressives: Child-welfare probes work — saving kids

Are child-welfare investigations traumatic for families? How should we weigh that trauma against learning...

Mamdani is poison for Dems, Trump proves right on violence and other commentary

“It is time for Democrats to move away from” past obsessions of ideological purity...

Why it could be a good time to buy an EV, even without the $7,500 tax credit

Car shoppers who missed out on the electric vehicle tax credit shouldn't give up on finding a great deal, experts say.

Washington’s shutdown is bad therapy — and America is the patient

Shutdowns in Washington are a form of political catharsis that relieve tension but solve nothing, and the country is left anxious and stuck in the same cycle of venting without progress.

Trump presses for Univision return to YouTube: ‘VERY BAD for Republicans’

President Trump is calling for Univision to return to YouTube TV, saying its recent removal is “VERY BAD” for the GOP ahead of the 2026 midterms.  “I hope Univision, a great and very popular Hispanic Network, can get BACK onto the very amazing Google/YouTube,” the president said late Saturday on his Truth Social platform. “It...

The Pentagon’s war on freedom of the press 

Recent restrictions by the newly renamed Department of War on news organizations come straight out of the playbook of aspiring authoritarians.

Burchett chides colleagues over insider trading: ‘Crooked as a dog‘s leg’

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) has slammed his colleagues in Congress who engage in insider trading, saying they should be "on Wall Street" instead of on Capitol Hill. "Americans understand what's going on with Congress," Burchett said Sunday on the "Cats Roundtable" radio show hosted by John Catsimatidis on WABC 770 AM. "When they see their...

Democrats battle over their party’s shutdown messaging

Disagreements among Democrats have emerged over how to conduct political messaging on the government shutdown as the party battles with the GOP over whom the public should blame for the impasse. The Democratic National Committee raised eyebrows Wednesday when it posted a shutdown explainer video featuring cats, attracting criticism from some observers who called it...

Trump’s peace hopes for Rwanda-Congo face threats

President Trump’s top officials are raising alarm that violence on the ground in eastern Congo is outpacing U.S. efforts to implement a peace deal to end 30 years of conflict between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. The warnings from Trump’s top officials counter the president’s repeated claims that he has ended “un-endable wars.”...

Why Congress is running out of time for an ObamaCare deal 

Republicans in Congress have refused to negotiate an extension of Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits as part of talks to end the shutdown, arguing there is plenty of time to negotiate over ObamaCare once the government is funded.  “That is an issue for the end of the year. Dec. 31 is when that expires,”...

Vulnerable schools prepare for the worst amid shutdown

Some U.S. schools are facing an immediate funding threat due to the government shutdown, while others are nervously eyeing their cash reserves and wondering how long the closure will last. Schools at military facilities or on Tribal land can receive a significant portion of their budget from Impact Aid, which was immediately cut off when...

Bad Bunny pokes fun at Super Bowl backlash, does not address ICE plans on SNL

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Bad Bunny on Saturday night poked fun at the backlash he has received from conservatives since being announced as this NFL season's Super Bowl halftime show performer. The award-winning artist, hosting NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for the second time, said during his opening monologue that he is "very happy" to be Super...

Miller on judge blocking Portland National Guard deployment: ‘Legal insurrection’

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller railed against a Saturday ruling that temporarily blocked President Trump’s attempts to deploy 200 National Guard soldiers to Portland, Ore. “Legal insurrection. The President is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, not an Oregon judge … ,” Miller, an architect of many Trump administration immigration policies, wrote...

Jeffries: House Democrats to meet virtually Monday as shutdown drags on

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Democrats will caucus virtually on Monday after House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) sent his colleagues home for the next week amid the government shutdown.  “People will die. If the Affordable Care Act tax credits are not renewed in short order, millions will lose their healthcare coverage, and the...

Most Americans believe the shutdown will last two weeks or less: Survey

A new poll shows most Americans say they believe the government shutdown will last for two weeks or less, as Congress grapples with the public fallout from the first shutdown in about six years. The YouGov survey, published on Friday, found that 41 percent of Americans think the federal closure will last for two weeks...

Judge temporarily blocks Trump National Guard deployment in Portland

A federal judge on Saturday temporarily blocked President Trump’s deployment of 200 National Guard members to Portland, Ore. U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut granted Oregon and Portland officials’ request for a temporary restraining order, barring implementation of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s memo that authorized federalizing the troops over the state’s objection. “This is a nation...

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