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Senate Republicans are getting smoked in fundraising

Republican Senate candidates are hurting for cash.Nearly every Democratic candidate in battleground Senate races outraised their GOP opponent from July through September. And in some cases, the disparities were...

Inside the democratic socialists’ plan to shake up Congress

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Desperate LA renters are turning to an unlikely generation to beat sky-high housing costs

LA’s housing shortage is leading many renters to make an unexpected solution: Moving in...

Deadly Santa Ana winds return to fire-scarred LA — but have officials learned anything?

In arid Southern California, the Santa Ana winds always whisper a warning.

California’s politicians are failing your children — with yet another F report card

The latest California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress results are in, and they...

Is Terrorism a Midterm Sleeper Issue?

No one is talking about terrorism, but people are thinking about it — particularly in the upper Midwest.

Senator Phil Gramm and Economist Donald Boudreaux Win Liberty Fund Prize for Advancing Economic Liberty

Last night in the heartland town of Carmel, Ind., we were pleased to present the Liberty Fund Prize for Advancing Economic Freedom.

Who Is Ilhan Omar?

Federal authorities raided her Washington, D.C., residence in what’s reportedly a probe related to her immigration paperwork.

Don’t Worry, Democrats! Hillary Clinton Is Returning, Just in Time for the Midterms!

Just what the world needed: a new podcast featuring Hillary Clinton.

Supreme Court to decide on whether man who cooked for terrorists can claim asylum

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will decide whether a Nigerian who says he was forced to serve as a cook for a terrorist organization can claim asylum in the U.S., in a case that goes to the heart of what it means to materially support terrorism.

Tinder scammer exposure rose 8 times while AI models went years without updates, Hassan report says

Tinder showed the typical scammer's profile about eight times as often in December 2025 as in May 2024, even as internal company documents warned that most of its scam-detection artificial intelligence models had not been updated in years, according to a new report.

Supreme Court to decide whether Trump can shield DOGE documents from public view

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will hear a case involving President Trump's attempt to block a liberal watchdog group from obtaining documents about the internal workings of DOGE, the White House's now-defunct cost-cutting initiative.

Are these groups training jurors to acquit on purpose? A House committee wants answers

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee accused two activist organizations in the District on Tuesday of suborning jury nullification.

‘The world did not end’: Doomsday warnings about FISA lapse proven wrong

Four months ago, as Congress stared down a June 12 deadline to renew a key spy authority, the warnings from intelligence-minded lawmakers against letting the law lapse were stark.

Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns as ambassador to Greece amid allegations of improper conduct

U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle stepped down Tuesday after the White House asked for her resignation over allegations of improper conduct during her time at the embassy.

Ilhan Omar home raid sparks online firestorm: ‘This is what authoritarians do’

Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided Rep. Ilhan Omar's D.C. home, igniting fierce partisan debate over immigration fraud and weaponization.

Letitia James’ ‘fair’ Cornell rape probe vow collides with accused aide’s ‘quiet’ exit

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces recusal demands in the Cornell 7 case after publicly expressing support for Jane Doe before the probe.

Americans draw the line at livestreaming ‘spectacle’ of Fort Hood shooter’s execution: ‘It’s an abomination’

Americans blast Pete Hegseth's plan to livestream convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution as "absolutely absurd" and dangerous.

GOP governor candidate skips debate against former Biden advisor, replaced by empty podium

Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson did not attend a debate, leaving Democratic rival Keisha Lance Bottoms next to an empty podium at the event.

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