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El-Sayed’s obsession with Israel is coming to California

Abdul El-Sayed’s recent victory in Michigan should be a wake-up call for California.

Tehran is losing its grip on Hormuz, and with it all its leverage

All the noise around Iran’s supposed stranglehold on oil supplies transiting through the Strait...

Woke 2: The genderfluid two-spirit pansexual strikes back

1. California’s wildfire moonshot By Blake Dodge, writer Last week, California announced the launch...

Francesca Hong’s collapse offers hope for establishment Dems — but the radical left is still working hard to infiltrate

Late Tuesday night, establishment Democrats finally exhaled after back holding their collective breath as...

Before I was making headlines, I was making sets in summer stock theater

For young people a warm weather activity is summer stock — such an education...

Khanna echoes Mamdani’s calls for Netanyahu arrest

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) on Friday echoed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s (D) call for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ahead of the foreign leader’s visit to the U.S. next week.  “The American president should arrest Netanyahu or [Russian President Vladimir] Putin in accordance with international law,” Khanna told MeidasTouch reporter...

With Washington’s help, humanoid robots can transform US manufacturing   

With AI and automation, America has a once in a generation window of opportunity to rebuild its manufacturing base.

As signals of a ‘massive’ US attack mount, experts skeptical it will break Iran 

As President Trump threatens a major escalation in Iran, signs are mounting that the U.S. military is preparing for a potential return to major military operations. But experts are skeptical that an intensified air strike campaign — even if it takes out bridges, water facilities and electricity plants — will break Tehran or force tough...

Why Alito is the most frequent Supreme Court justice to recuse

The Supreme Court justices recused a combined 64 times this term when deciding what new cases to hear. The leader might not be who you think. Twenty-three recusals came from Justice Samuel Alito, a leading voice in the court’s conservative majority who is stepping aside at a rate threefold compared to any of his colleagues. ...

Trump takes shots at RFK Jr, Biden, CNN’s Collins in WHCA dinner speech

President Trump took aim at the press, Democrats and some of his celebrity critics in a speech that received a lukewarm reception at the White House Correspondents’ Association’s (WHCA) dinner on Friday evening.  Trump took the stage just months after a gunman allegedly attempted an attack on his life at the association’s annual event in...

Former Trump food official calls for independent review of federal government response to Cyclospora outbreak

Former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Deputy Commissioner Frank Yiannas, who served under both President Trump and former President Biden, criticized the federal government’s handling of a Cyclospora outbreak that has impacted thousands of Americans. In an interview with Politico, Yiannas called for an independent review of the government’s response to this outbreak and cited...

Grant cancellations ‘based solely’ on politics: filing

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Grant cancellations 'based solely' on politics: filing Federal green grants canceled last year were selected “solely” based on a state’s political affiliation, the Trump administration said in a recent court filing. Greg Nash In the filing, Department of Energy (DOE) lawyer Jeff Novak said the...

Trump orders disclaimers outside Smithsonian’s Museum of American History 

President Trump on Friday issued an executive order directing disclaimers be installed outside the Smithsonian's Museum of American history to warn passerby that some of the museum's exhibits do not reflect his perspective on the nation's past. In an executive order entitled “Restoring trust in the Smithsonian Institution,” the president cited a recently-released report produced...

Why Trump’s new tariffs are less likely to lose a legal battle

President Trump’s new global tariffs based on forced-labor violations have already drawn a lawsuit and criticism from American allies, but experts say the legal basis may make them harder to strike down than previous tariffs. Trump’s previous “liberation day" tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were struck down earlier this year after the Supreme Court...

Green grant cancellations were ‘based solely’ on states’ political affiliation, Trump administration says in court

Federal green grants canceled last year were selected “solely” based on a state’s political affiliation, the Trump administration said in a recent court filing. In the filing, Department of Energy (DOE) lawyer Jeff Novak said the department came up with a list of 624 grants slated for potential termination. Novak said the White House Office of...

Panetta on Iran war: US ‘in deep trouble’

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the United States is in “deep trouble” with the Iran war, comparing it to the U.S.’s drawn-out conflict in Vietnam. Panetta, who also led the CIA during the Obama administration, told CNN in an interview that "history tells us that forever wars do not end well," when asked which...

Carney: Canada ready to respond if new Trump tariffs enacted

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday during a press conference that Canada is prepared to respond to President Trump’s threat of 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods if intensified negotiations for a comprehensive trade agreement fall through. “We’re ready because we have been focusing on what we can control,” Carney said. “If these tariffs,...

UK House Speaker touts stability amid political churn 

House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle landed in Washington this week, arriving just as the United Kingdom cycled through yet another prime minister. "We're overachieving on Prime Ministers," he said during an interview at the British ambassador’s residence in Washington D.C., comparing the churn to London buses: "They all come at once." Though the...

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