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Gavin Newsom’s left-wing judicial legacy — and what it means for 2028

Gavin Newsom’s tenure as governor may be drawing to a close, but he will leave a long legacy on the bench.

Rotary forgets its own values and history in elevating bigot to leadership

Rotary International is one of the most respected service organizations in the world. So...

Democrats’ AIPAC obsession — a small update on an ancient conspiracy theory

Democrats — most of them, anyway — are smart enough not to name “Jews”...

WNBA’s hypocrites kick girls — and Sophie Cunningham — to the curb

The Women's National Basketball Association may claim to put women first, but the league...

Let’s import Nantucket’s cheeky ‘no influencers’ signs to other cities — including NYC

Paige Lorenze is truly missing the point: Male influencers can be just as annoying...

A Deep Dive in All Things LBJ

His exemplary presidential museum in Austin explores the times that still haunt us.

Military veterans in Congress clash over government shutdown as troops face missed paychecks

Twenty-two House Republican veterans appealed to seven Senate Democrat veterans to pass a continuing resolution and avoid military pay disruption during the shutdown.

Portland mayor orders removal of police tape despite federal demand for perimeter at ICE facility, report says

The Portland mayor is reported to have ordered removal of police tape near a Portland ICE facility despite the federal government's call for establishing a perimeter around the location

Democrats struggle for cohesive messaging strategy amid shutdown standoff

The government shutdown is poised to enter a third week, with Americans blaming both parties equally, while Democratic strategists criticize the party's messaging approach and tactical choices.

Dems fundraise off government shutdown as Hakeem Jeffries urges supporters to ‘keep the faith’

As the government shutdown slogs into a third week and service members are set to begin missing paychecks, Democrats continue to point to President Donald Trump and Republicans.

Democrats under fire for standing by Virginia AG hopeful who joked about shooting GOP rival

Democrats’ silence on Jay Jones’ violent “two bullets" texts is raising questions about political hypocrisy and moral leadership in Virginia.

Northern California voters weigh in on Prop 50 redistricting fight

Prop 50 would let California’s Legislature control redistricting through 2030 before the independent California Citizens Redistricting Commission regains that authority.

Trump strikes with AstraZeneca to lower drug prices for Americans

The Trump administration has reached a deal with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to cut its drug prices, marking it the second drugmaker in as many weeks to agree to President Trump's demand for lower medicine prices.

US judge vows to rule ‘soon’ on Abrego Garcia’s fate after marathon hearing

Judge Xinis presided over an extraordinary, hours-long hearing on Abrego Garcia's legal status amid the Trump administration's stated plans to deport him to Eswatini.

Trump declared in ‘excellent overall health’ by doctor after Walter Reed visit

President Donald Trump's doctor reported that he's in "excellent overall health" after a follow-up medical visit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Friday.

The Wreck and Ruin of Anti-Trump Lawfare

Democrats failed utterly in their abuse of the law and now reap the consequences, while Trump imitates their failures, expecting a different result.

Trump heaps a 100% tariff on Chinese goods as payback for Beijing’s restrictions on rare earths

President Trump says he will impose a 100% tariff on all Chinese imports in response to Beijing's move to restrict rare earths and other exports, as a trade war between the world's largest economies flared anew.

Democrats see GOP divide on Obamacare subsidies as reason to keep shutdown leverage

Congressional Democrats said they won't end the shutdown in part because they don't trust Republicans to address health care once the government reopens.

Peru wakes up to 7th president in less than a decade after President Boluarte ousted by Congress

Peruvians woke up to their seventh president in less than a decade Friday, as 38-year-old Jose Jeri took the reins of the shaken nation after Congress ousted widely loathed President Dina Boluarte in a lightening overnight impeachment.

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