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Trump heaps praise on 120 Olympic, Paralympic athletes at White House

President Trump on Thursday congratulated 120 athletes who competed for Team USA in the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Italy.

The GOP has wrapped itself in a silly burrito beef while ignoring cheesed-off voters

The mouthwatering next front in the war for control over the post-Trump Republican Party...

$150M competition looks to innovators, not government, to boost San Francisco

Ask not what San Francisco can do for you — ask what you can...

Telling the Truth About Todd Blanche and Abortion 

Kids, this administration can’t even roll back a Biden Covid decision to let abortion pills go...

Iran moves to block US, Israeli shipments from Strait of Hormuz

Iranian state media on Thursday reported that Tehran could attempt to block U.S. and Israeli shipments from transiting the Strait of Hormuz under its joint venture with Oman to reopen the critical waterway to commercial traffic. Members of Iran’s parliament are reviewing a proposed bill to block “hostile” vessels from moving through the choke point...

Charlie Kirk’s Movement Will Not Die with Him

We must use this moment to fight for lasting change, especially by changing the culture of higher education.

3 people shot at Dallas ICE facility, shooter down, agency confirms

Multiple people were reportedly injured in a shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday.

World leaders laugh, squirm as Trump blasts UN on climate, Ukraine, Gaza at General Assembly

World leaders reacted to Donald Trump's blunt U.N. speech where he claimed to have ended seven wars and threatened tariffs over Russian energy purchases.

House Republican jumps into swing state’s open governor’s race: ‘I know how to clean up the bull’

GOP Rep. Tom Tiffany, who has mounted a Wisconsin gubernatorial bid, declared in a campaign video, "Madison politics may smell like the barn, but I know how to clean up the bull."

Kamala Harris’ inner circle crafted a ‘Red File’ contingency plan a year before Biden dropped out: book

Vice President Kamala Harris' brother-in-law, Tony West, developed succession plans a year before President Joe Biden dropped out, according to Harris' new memoir, "107 Days."

Democrats target vulnerable House Republicans as they slam Trump’s ‘attacks on free speech’

Following ABC's temporary suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show, Democrats launch campaign ads accusing President Donald Trump of attacking free speech and silencing critics.

In return to ABC show, Kimmel denies he was making fun of Kirk assassination

Jimmy Kimmel returned to his late-night television show Tuesday night after nearly a week-long suspension with a monologue filled with jokes and a smattering of choked-back, teary apologies.

Adelita Grijalva wins special congressional election to succeed her father in southern Arizona

Southern Arizona voters on Tuesday chose Adelita Grijalva to succeed her father, the late U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva, a progressive Democrat who represented the state for more than two decades in Congress.

Trump administration rehires hundreds of laid-off employees sacked in Musk’s cost-cutting blitz

Hundreds of federal employees who lost their jobs in Elon Musk's cost-cutting blitz are being asked to return to work.

Democrat succeeds her late father in Congress as GOP House majority shrinks

Adelita Grijalva becomes Arizona's first Latina in Congress after defeating Republican Daniel Butierez in the 7th Congressional District special election.

RFK Jr. Committee’s Decision on Vaccines Much Ado About Nothing (So Far)

The recent meetings of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices change almost nothing about early childhood vaccination. For now.

Immigration agent who shot man in Chicago-area traffic stop says injuries were ‘nothing major’

A federal immigration agent called injuries caused by being dragged by a car "nothing major" in body camera footage released Tuesday showing the moments after an immigration enforcement officer fatally shot a Mexican immigrant in the Chicago area earlier this month.

DHS: 1.6 million illegal immigrants self-deported since Trump took office

The Homeland Security Department estimated Tuesday that 1.6 million illegal immigrants have self-deported since President Trump took office eight months ago.

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