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Trump unveils America.gov as AI-powered hub for passports, Medicare enrollment and more

President Donald Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered site that consolidates federal services from passport applications to Medicare enrollment in one place.

Drug cartel kingpin among targets in sweeping Trump crackdown on alleged Mexican corruption network

The Sinaloa cartel's Los Mayos faction faces sweeping Treasury sanctions targeting Mayito Flaco, a fugitive born in Anaheim accused of ordering hits.

Hollywood actress upset her son isn’t gay fumes in bizarre spectacle at Human Rights Campaign gala

Camryn Manheim told the Human Rights Campaign dinner she "always wanted a gay son," but her boy turned out straight despite her very best efforts.

Cambridge Waits Out the Arday Scandal

Cambridge has chosen a cover-up, most likely to save half the Education Department from...

Trump/Xi: The (Rare) Earths Didn’t Move

There is little reason to expect that China will be in a rush to...

Feds sue Ohio courthouse over blocking ICE arrests

The Justice Department on Tuesday sued to try to force Ohio's largest county to let ICE make arrests at its municipal courthouse, saying officials are protecting illegal immigrants while making it more dangerous to get at them.

More Pennsylvania Republicans favor Fetterman than they do McCormick: Poll

Pennsylvania Republicans like Sen. John Fetterman, a moderate Democrat, more than they back the state's GOP senator, Dave McCormick, according to a new poll.

Newsom promises new legal fight after Trump gets Supreme Court victory on mail-in voting

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will sue again after the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling allowed Trump's mail-in voting restrictions.

Georgia redistricting battle revived after appeals court overturns federal court decision

The 11th Circuit said Georgia’s 2021 redistricting maps must be reevaluated under the Supreme Court’s newly clarified racial-discrimination standard.

Secret Service aware of Iranian video threat targeting Barron Trump, agency says

A video aired on Iranian state media depicts locations tied to Barron Trump and offers a suggested $10 million reward for his exact location.

Trump mourns Dolly Parton, orders US flags lowered nationwide after country music icon dies

Trump ordered American flags lowered nationwide for one week in honor of Dolly Parton, calling her death "a true loss for millions of people."

Pritzker’s swagger stunt backfires as critics roast viral video: ‘Cringiest thing he’s ever posted’

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's black-and-white "aura-farming" video drew widespread mockery on social media, with critics targeting his weight and taxes.

El-Sayed’s defense of Sharia law stance sparks online eruption from Christians, conservatives: ‘He’s done’

Abdul El-Sayed's comparison of Sharia law to Catholic canon law during his Jesse Watters interview ignited fierce pushback from conservative commentators.

Democratic Ohio Governor Candidate Amy Acton Vows to Cooperate with ICE

Acton touted her support for law enforcement during a press conference alongside members of the Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association.

Will Republicans Work to Expose Democrats’ Abortion Extremism?

The GOP needs to show that the party hasn’t lost its conscience. Candidates need to educate America about the realities of blue-state abortion policy.

Dethroning King Dollar

The vice president thinks the dollar’s global status is a curse.

Seattle residents petition to recall socialist Mayor Katie Wilson over crime woes

Seattle's socialist mayor, Katie Wilson, faces a recall challenge over her handling of public safety, as her approval rating tumbles.

FEMA broke federal law by skipping homes with Trump signs after hurricane

Federal emergency workers refused services to at least 11 homes after Hurricane Milton in Florida in 2024 because they had pro-Trump signs, violating the agency's nonpolitical guidelines, a watchdog said in a new report Tuesday.

CAIR shows record 255 Muslims hold elected office nationwide

A record 255 Muslims now serve in elected office at nearly every level of government in the U.S., according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

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