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FDNY chief is the wrong job for blatant political hacks

With the city in the middle of a spate of fatal fires, the head of the FDNY should be on hand, not taking most of her top people off...

Xavier Becerra and Nithya Raman won their elections — now they’re dodging questions about the promises that got them there

Xavier Becerra and Nithya Raman seem to think that they don’t have a responsibility...

DeSantis blasts Washington Post over report he’s preparing 2028 presidential bid

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis accused The Washington Post of fabricating claims he reached out to political consultants about a potential 2028 presidential bid.

I couldn’t afford a corporate job, a great home and two kids in California — so here’s what I did

As a mother of two in California, I can no longer have the trifecta...

Gavin Newsom preaches ‘morality’ on death-row mercy. Mom of an 8-year-old kidnapped, raped and murdered deserves the last word

The saddest part about Gavin Newsom’s unilateral decision to commute the death sentences of...

Hegseth’s future draws ominous predictions from insiders after GOP losses, but Trump isn’t budging yet

A White House official blamed the Iran war for midterm losses and suggested Trump may hold Pete Hegseth accountable during the lame duck session.

A Health-Care Postmortem

Republicans didn’t attack Democratic Senate candidates on this issue at all.

‘I’d Do It Again’: Trump Defends Unpopular Iran War After Monumental Republican Midterm Losses

Trump offered little reflection on his role in the GOP’s generational losses, other than briefly defending the war in Iran.

Luigi Mangione’s cousin wins Baltimore election

Nino Mangione, the cousin of Luigi Mangione, won an election in Baltimore County on Tuesday.

OAN’s Dan Ball rails against podcasters, Bush family amid Texas blue wave

One America News host Dan Ball blamed Republican losses in Texas on big-name podcasters and a flow of what he described as an invasion by New Yorkers and Californians the past several years.

Vance tries to distance himself from Iran war after GOP’s deep losses in midterm elections

J.D. Vance publicly broke from President Donald Trump's defense of the Iran war Wednesday after the Republican Party's deep losses in the midterm elections, attempting to distance himself from voters' clear rebuke of the president as the vice president faces questions about his own political ambitions.

Which Senate, governors races are still uncalled by The Associated Press

Just a handful of races for Senate and governor have not yet been called by The Associated Press as of noon Eastern time on Wednesday.

Newsom breaks with socialists over billionaire tax as California voters appear poised to reject it

California's Prop 40 billionaire tax pits the Democratic Socialists of America against Gavin Newsom, who backs a countermeasure to block it.

Hakeem Jeffries declares bid for House speaker after GOP’s midterm massacre

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is officially running to be Speaker of the House after Republicans' midterm losses on Tuesday night.

Appeals court hands Mamdani legal win on NYC luxury second-home tax: report

An appeals court handed NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani a legal victory Wednesday, allowing his administration to move forward with a tax on high-end second homes despite ongoing legal challenges.

Newsom solicits cash as Biden’s former election lawyer mobilizes legal team for Mississippi Senate race

Gavin Newsom is soliciting emergency donations while Marc Elias' law firm prepares for a legal fight as the Mississippi Senate race remains uncalled.

Top union boss drops 2028 warning on Democrats amid blue wave celebration: ‘Wake-up call’

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain says Democrats' blue wave is no guarantee workers will stay loyal in 2028 without action on living wages.

Dem newcomer heads to Washington despite past ties to al Qaeda-linked group

Adam Hamawy won New Jersey's 12th Congressional District despite scrutiny over ties to the Benevolence International Foundation and Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman.

‘This is an earthquake’: Latino voters rush back to Democrats

AUSTIN — Texas. Florida. Pennsylvania. Colorado. Arizona. Nevada. California. The historic landslide of Latino voters toward Democrats hit battleground after battleground Tuesday, crumbling the...

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