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Who is Nithya Raman *really* running to represent?

Of course, by ducking the DSA question, Raman — unwittingly, perhaps — insults the same voters she courts. Her evasions make her look weak, shifty and irresolute.

To ease California’s housing shortage, try this

California needs to build single-family homes. The state has plenty of space but an...

Journalist admits: Anti-Israel narrative driving protests is based on Hamas lies

Journalist Motaz Azaiza’s new revelations exposing “SMART,” a Hamas-controlled group of reporters used to...

Panic drove NYC and LA to ban school AI — and that’s a big mistake

Major school systems are behaving as if a kindergartener’s educational needs are the same...

Why I’m opting out of LA’s luxury trend — and it’s not just about the cost

When ordinary places become premium experiences, ordinary people gradually get priced out of ordinary...

Iran draws missile red line as analysts warn Tehran is stalling US talks

Iran rejects U.S. demands to negotiate ballistic missile program as tensions escalate across Middle East despite ongoing diplomatic talks in Oman.

Senate races to avert third shutdown as DHS deal takes shape

Department of Homeland Security faces a potential shutdown affecting TSA, FEMA and the Coast Guard, as Senate Democrats push for immigration enforcement changes.

As Ukraine war drags on, Trump hits Putin by squeezing Russia’s proxies

President Donald Trump threatened "very severe consequences" on Russia in 2025 if Moscow didn't end Ukraine war, pressuring Russian allies Iran and Venezuela to force Putin's hand.

Adam Schiff makes endorsement in California gubernatorial race

Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff of California is backing his House Democratic colleague Rep. Eric Swalwell in the Golden State governor's race.

Georgia RNC members clear way for national party support of Burt Jones

Top state Republicans in Georgia have quietly opened the door for the Republican National Committee to support Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in the state’s...

Far-left nonprofits in the hot seat as lawmaker exposes them for ‘sowing chaos’ in US

House Ways and Means chair Jason Smith escalates investigation into alleged Chinese influence operations through U.S. nonprofits ahead of the Tuesday hearing.

Appeals court backs Noem move to end TPS protections for Nepal, Honduras, Nicaragua

The appeals court said the government is likely to succeed in defending Noem’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status protections.

Of Course Ghislaine Maxwell Took the Fifth

The accomplice in Epstein’s monstrous crimes has been led to believe she has leverage. She should be disabused of that notion.

House finds rare moment of unity to tackle housing affordability

Legislation to address housing affordability passed Monday with overwhelming support in the House, where lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have homed in on pocketbook issues for the midterm campaigns.

House passes bills to create 250th anniversary commemorative coins, congressional time capsule

The House on Monday passed a pair of bills in honor of America's 250th anniversary that would create a commemorative coin and a congressional time capsule.

Trump threatens to block Canadian-U.S. bridge as major trading partner turns toward China

President Trump on Monday threatened to block the opening of a bridge between Michigan and Ontario until the U.S. is given control of half of it as well as adequate compensation.

Trump administration to make it harder for federal workers to appeal firing

The Trump administration on Monday proposed a new rule that would make it harder for fired federal employees to get their jobs back by limiting their opportunities to appeal the termination before an independent review board.

White House sends counteroffer to Democrats’ immigration enforcement demands

Republicans are preparing a counteroffer to Democrats' 10-point list of immigration enforcement demands, as well as another stopgap Department of Homeland Security spending bill to provide more time for the bipartisan negotiations.

Court blocks California’s no-masking law aimed at ICE, but allows visible ID requirement

A federal judge on Monday issued an order blocking California from enforcing its new law barring ICE and other federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks, ruling that the state illegally targeted the feds.

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