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DSA leader’s working-class image takes hit as public records pile up contradictions

Gustavo Gordillo, NYC Democratic Socialists of America co-chair, faces scrutiny over claims about his immigrant parents, union status and housing.

Trump admin revives ‘Apprentice’-era energy with $1M business battle in DC

Nicki Minaj, Grant Cardone, and Joe Gebbia will judge the SBA's Patriot Pitch as five entrepreneur finalists compete for $1 million in cash.

El-Sayed torched online after brushing off questions about Hasan Piker campaign ties: ‘What a pal’

Abdul El-Sayed dismissed Hasan Piker as just "a single streamer from California" despite inviting him to stump on the Michigan campaign trail.

‘Backwards and poor’: Trump issues dire warning to communities blocking critical technology

President Donald Trump warned communities rejecting data centers risk becoming "backwards and poor" as states battle over AI boom energy and water costs.

Clintons roasted over intern job listing demanding high level of ‘discretion’: ‘Say no’

Clinton Foundation job listings for Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton's offices sparked conservative mockery over "intern" versus "associate" titles.

House Dem Debbie Dingell places Trump’s Lake Ontario name change in the crosshairs

Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell plans to field proposal to nullify President Donald Trump's order on renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 28

2019—In concurring in the denial of rehearing en banc of his panel ruling in CIC Services v. IRS, Judge Eric L. Clay accuses his seven dissenting conservative colleagues of “textbook judicial activism” and of trying “to inflict death by distorted...

Congress, Not Settlements, Should Set Social Media Rules

While the safeguards Meta has agreed to seem sensible, lawmakers should step in to write clear guidelines that apply to all.

Trump’s Ballroom Is a Political Fight, Not a Judicial One

Article III does not appoint federal judges as the White House’s interior designers.

Trump Civil Rights Agency Strikes a Blow Against Racial Bean-Counting

The forced collection of demographic data across companies has done more harm than good.

How Oppenheimer Obliterated Auden’s Association with National Review

The acclaimed poet wrote just once for NR. Why is that the case?

Judge strikes down Hegseth’s ban on Anthropic AI, calls it unconstitutional ‘retaliation’

A federal judge barred the Defense Department from enforcing its ban on using technology from Anthropic, a leading AI firm, calling the prohibition more a fit of rage than a well-founded policy.

One of the world’s hottest industries is sparking a blue-collar jobs boom

AI infrastructure spending is projected to drive U.S. industrial construction to $684 billion by 2031, creating massive demand for skilled trades workers.

Socialist mayoral candidate ignites online mockery for touting basic city service

Los Angeles councilmember Nithya Raman faces online mockery from the right after celebrating a supposed win that critics said led them to question if it was a parody.

Dems derided Trump’s midterm gamble — until he ended up winning big

President Donald Trump's mid-decade redistricting push netted Republicans at least 10 more right-leaning congressional seats ahead of the midterms.

Mail-voting crackdown moves ahead as Trump court win opens door to federal action

Gene Hamilton says federal agencies like USPS can now move forward with Trump's mail-in ballot safeguards after the Supreme Court's ruling.

GOP firebrand targets booming business letting foreigners exploit US citizenship laws

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the top doctor at Have My Baby in Miami to testify before Rep. Brandon Gill's panel on birth tourism.

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other...

Federal judge again blocks Trump’s mail ballot order just before midterms

President Donald Trump's mail-in voting executive order faces a new two-week block from a federal judge as voters prepare for the midterm elections.

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