“The science is settled.” It’s Sacramento’s answer to every climate question. And if we’re talking about economics, also known as the “dismal science,” that’s right: California’s climate change policies...
95 DAYS AND COUNTING. Nov. 3, 2026, seemed a long time off back in December, when President Donald Trump started the first, short-lived “pivot” to campaigning for the midterm elections. It still seemed a long time off in January, when Trump’s venture into Venezuela eclipsed any attention the White House was paying to the midterms. And […]
A United States cybersecurity agency is investigating a coordinated cyberattack on over 30 municipal water facilities in Minnesota which contains details of possible Iranian hackers. The Minnesota Information Technology (MNIT) agency released an advisory Tuesday about the attacks, saying it was coordinating its investigation with federal agencies including the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA),...
The Department of Homeland Security called on "sanctuary politicians" to tone down rhetoric after a Houston Halloween display depicted hanging ICE agents.
New York Attorney General Letitia James was mocked on social media for her past tweets about the rule of law in light of her recent indictment for alleged mortgage fraud.
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Bill Hagerty is demanding answers from Verizon as to why the company allegedly turned over his private cellphone data to the FBI without notifying him.
House Republicans remain in their districts while Senate Democrats block the GOP's funding bills seven times, extending the government shutdown into its third week.
Republican lawmakers warn that climate lawsuits seeking billions in damages from Exxon and Suncor Energy could restructure or bankrupt the American energy industry.
President Trump was passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday despite jockeying from his fellow Republicans, various world leaders and -- most vocally -- himself.
China's rapid buildup of strategic forces is increasing, with the Pentagon now estimating Beijing's military will have 1,500 nuclear warheads in less than five years, the general slated to be the next Air Force chief of staff told the Senate.
