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In Malibu, the fire is over — but the math has just begun

The Palisades Fire didn’t just destroy Malibu homes. It is quietly changing who will own Malibu for generations to come. Drive Pacific Coast Highway today and the devastation remains...

Michael Goodwin: Fauci’s refusal to answer questions at Senate hearing reveals important truth

Because Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly cited the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering any questions,...

Houthis push back on report of planned Red Sea shipping fees

Yemen’s Houthi-run maritime authority pushed back on Saturday against reports that the group is considering charging toll fees to commercial vessels passing through the Bab el-Mandeb strait, saying ships can continue to pass through the waterway without paying. The Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center said in a statement that its safe-passage service is voluntary and does...

Democrats slam Trump admin after DOJ drops Reflecting Pool vandalism case

Democrats are reacting to the Justice Department’s move to drop its Reflecting Pool vandalism case against a former Olympian David Hearn, saying the move validated their longstanding criticism that the administration is weaponizing the Justice Department. The Justice Department on Friday moved to dismiss its felony destruction of property charge against Hearn after finding that...

Rob Bonta is pro-choice — as long as the choice is abortion

A man has gone to court to tell California women what to do with...

Media bashes Trump admin messaging for pinning shutdown on Dems, White House fires back

Media reports suggest the Trump Admin is violating federal law by blaming Democrats for the government shutdown.

Trump presidential library to be built in Miami after Florida gifts waterfront site

Florida officials have paved the way for President Donald Trump’s presidential library to be built in downtown Miami next to the city’s Freedom Tower.

Campus rifle arrest of repeat offender draws sharp rebuke of Dems from GOP lawmaker

After a repeat offender was discovered on a college campus with a rifle, Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., slammed Democratic leaders in Colorado for “devastating law enforcement morale."

Chicago-area mayor insists ‘we don’t need’ Guard troops despite repeated anti-ICE clashes

Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson says her community doesn't want National Guard troops as President Donald Trump plans Chicago area deployment.

Meet the 3 senators who broke with Democrats to support a bill to keep government open

Fearing a government shutdown and its implications, three senators who caucus with Democrats voted to support the GOP's continuing resolution to fund the government.

Federal government shutdown sparks blame game in crucial race for governor

New Jersey gubernatorial candidates Jack Ciattarelli and Rep. Mikie Sherrill clash over government shutdown blame in the high-profile showdown, one of only two 2025 elections for governor.

Democrats at a big disadvantage in shutdown as Trump starts slashing their programs

Democrats walked into a shutdown trap, outshouted by Trump’s messaging machine and stuck defending healthcare points that are hard to get across.

Appeals court rejects illegal immigrant journalist’s bid to fend off deportation

A federal appeals court shot down Mario Guevara's appeal trying to head off what he believes to be his looming deportation, saying the illegal immigrant journalist didn't show the immigration courts were wrong.

Federal judge says immigrants in Washington state have right to bond hearings

Some migrants being held in the immigration detention center in Tacoma, Washington, have the right to request to be released on bond, under a federal judge's order that says a new Trump administration policy denying bond hearings for jailed migrants is unlawful.

Iowa district hired superintendent despite false Morgan State doctorate claim on his resume

The superintendent of Iowa's largest school district, who was detained last week by immigration agents, falsely claimed a doctoral degree when applying for the job two years ago but was hired even after the school board learned about the misrepresentation.

Newly elected Arizona lawmaker has yet to be sworn into office, as House Democrats welcome her

A week after her decisive win in an Arizona special election, Adelita Grijalva arrived at the U.S. Capitol, where her father had served for decades.

Troop deployments throughout U.S. receive open arms in red states, lawsuits in blue states

National Guard troops are being sent to cities from coast to coast as the White House uses their D.C. deployment as a template for other immigration enforcement and crime-fighting missions.

Senators start informal bipartisan discussions to end shutdown but obstacles abound

Senators began talking Wednesday about how to end the government shutdown but were still stuck on Democrats' demand to revise the House-passed stopgap that could quickly reopen the government.

War Department pushes back on ‘false’ narrative of internal strategy split

The Department of War pushes back against reports of senior officer concerns about the National Defense Strategy's development and priorities.

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