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Why the midterms are a warning sign for both parties

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California’s left creates a sanctuary for predators — then rages at the consequences

California’s “sanctuary” policies are smug, arrogant — and petulant.

Xavier Becerra’s answer to California’s cost-of-living crisis is yet another tax

Imagine running for office on a promise to raise taxes, in an election when...

Xavier Becerra didn’t even wait until the election to ogle new taxes

Most politicians don’t tell voters five days before an election that they are planning...

Hollywood’s most powerful networking club isn’t at Soho House — and its members have a surprising secret

Last month, I submitted an original script to an A-lister’s production company.

Charlotte light-rail stabbing murder spurs landmark criminal justice reform from North Carolina Republicans

North Carolina Republicans propose 'Iryna's Law' criminal justice reform package following the Charlotte light-rail stabbing murder of Ukrainian woman Iryna Zarutska.

250K Dreamers would be protected from deportation under big-name bipartisan effort

Bipartisan immigration bill aims to shield children of visa-holding foreign nationals from losing legal status due to green card backlogs and aging out provisions.

Waltz promises US will defend ‘every inch’ of NATO territory after Russian jets flew into Estonia

Three armed Russian MiG-31 jets entered Estonian territory, prompting U.N. Security Council emergency meeting and U.S. commitment to NATO Article 5 defense.

Disney says Jimmy Kimmel will return to air on Tuesday

Disney announced “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” will resume airing on Tuesday, ending Kimmel's short-lived suspension following comments the host made on his show about the...

SCOTUS allows Trump to fire Biden-appointed FTC commissioner

The Supreme Court kept in place the decision by President Donald Trump to fire a commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission, sending yet another signal that the high court intends to revisit a 90-year-old court precedent about executive firing power.

NYC mayor hopeful boycotts ABC affiliate town hall over Jimmy Kimmel suspension

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani calls Jimmy Kimmel's suspension "authoritarian" and withdraws from scheduled WABC town hall in protest of the network's decision.

Desperately Seeking a Victimization Narrative

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff, in comments on Charlie Kirk’s murder and the Jimmy Kimmel suspension, reveals much about where the Democratic Party is.

How a Male Sex Offender Got Away with Leering at Girls in a Virginia School Locker Room

Internal emails reveal how staff dismissed parents’ concerns and reflexively sided with a man they came to find out was a sex offender.

Eleven Judges Dissent from Refusal to Rehear Challenge to Arizona Voter-Verification Laws

In an order today (in Mi Familia Vota v. Petersen), the Ninth Circuit denied rehearing en banc of a panel ruling that invalidated various...

What we know about autism’s causes

A White House announcement about autism is expected Monday afternoon after President Trump's weekend comment that "I think we found an answer" to the developmental disorder.

Corn growers seek markets, not handouts, as economic woes mount

Corn growers are pleading with Washington to allow year-round sales of higher ethanol-blended fuel and to clinch trade deals that open new markets, as farmers confront a "perfect storm" of rising costs and lower crop prices.

U.S. to offer financial boost to Argentina during its market woes, Bessent says

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday the U.S. is prepared to offer Argentina a financial lifeline after a disappointing local election for Argentine President Javier Milei prompted market chaos and a plunge in its peso currency.

Ukrainian refugee’s train stabbing death becomes early flashpoint in 2026 North Carolina Senate race

Republicans in North Carolina and beyond are making a concerted effort to turn the stabbing death of a Ukrainian woman on a Charlotte commuter train into a political liability for Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper in his bid to win a key U.S. Senate race that is still more than a year away.

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