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Press freedom groups that blasted Trump turn fire on Dem governor over alleged media retaliation

Press freedom groups that have condemned Trump's treatment of journalists are now comparing outspoken Trump critic Wes Moore's media practices to those of the president.

Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt opens up about Trump, motherhood

Karoline Leavitt called President Trump "the best boss" and revealed details about her grueling work weeks before leaving the White House press role to spend more time with her children.

Pentagon sends hundreds of Army troops to Latin America for training as drug-trafficking campaign expands

Troops from the 10th Mountain Division are deploying to Panama for jungle training as the Pentagon expands military operations against drug traffickers.

California election officials offer absurd excuses in fight against illegal voting

California’s uber-lax voting system is an international disgrace.

California officials won’t open DOJ drive with alleged noncitizen voter records — here’s their excuse

It’s not a tough call. LA County should comply with the Trump administration’s reasonable...

‘We’re going to kill them’: Trump makes the war on drugs a reality

By its own account, the Trump administration has sunk 10 drug boats and slain 43 crew -- and has yet to offer a firm legal justification for it all.

All Jewish councils in key New Jersey area endorse Jack Ciattarelli for governor: report

Orthodox Jewish leaders across Ocean County unite behind Republican Jack Ciattarelli in historic first for New Jersey politics, forming influential coalition.

Transportation Secretary Duffy warns of strain of government shutdown on air traffic controllers

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned Sunday that air traffic controllers are "wearing thin" after weeks of working without pay during the government shutdown.

Ex-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger criticizes nationwide surge in gerrymandering: ‘It saddens me’

Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger expressed deep concern over the growing trend of partisan redistricting across the United States.

PHOTOS: The making of Trump’s White House ballroom, a look at the construction progress

Trump's $250 million White House ballroom sparks political debate as construction replaces historic East Wing with massive event space for world leaders.

Senators demand answers as Trump expands military campaign against drug cartels

President Trump's military campaign against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean is drawing bipartisan criticism in the Senate.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says U.S., China reach ‘substantial’ trade framework before summit

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Sunday that he has reached a "very substantial framework" with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng on a deal aimed at easing trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.

Old clip resurfaces as Mamdani takes heat for claiming Muslim victimhood after 9/11

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism over a resurfaced 2020 video where he claims to be a victim of anti-Muslim discrimination after 9/11.

Swalwell demands 2028 Dem candidates vow to destroy Trump’s White House ballroom project

Rep. Swalwell demands 2028 Democratic candidates pledge to destroy Trump's new White House ballroom on day one, creating controversy over presidential renovations.

First time voting? Here is the ultimate guide to ballot boxes, critical issues on Election Day

Virginia governor race dominated by transgender issues and murder-text scandal as voters head to polls in crucial off-year elections across four states.

The 5 longest government shutdowns in history: What happened, how they ended

The government has shut down 21 times since 1977, and Congress is still breaking records for the longest fiscal standoffs.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 26

1999—The Montana supreme court rules (in Armstrong v. State) that a state law that allows only licensed physicians to perform abortions violates the state...

A Less Perfect Union

Abaraonye’s refusal to resign as president-elect of the Oxford Union has brought the Union to the brink of disaster.

The Media’s Nazi-Symbol Hunters Take a Holiday

Outlets that have engaged in a decades-long moral panic over alleged Nazi symbols from the right suddenly decide to show grace in the case...

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