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Nithya Raman says safety comes first. Her record tells a troubling story

Nithya Raman cannot seem to decide what she is doing about the LAPD and its chief, Jim McDonnell.

A Defiant Stephen Miller Will Double Down on Trumpism

But after the midterm disaster, why should anyone expect Trumpism to suddenly become popular?

Scott Colom and Black Mississippians stand on the cusp of Senate history

Democrat Scott Colom hasn't won Mississippi's U.S. Senate race, but the local prosecutor was welcomed as a historic figure Friday as he strolled through the Farish Street business district where civil rights leaders once organized.

Senate Republicans want midterm autopsy before leadership elections

A group of Senate Republicans is calling for a delay of Tuesday's leadership elections until after figuring out the cause of the midterm drubbing.

Two arrested in object-tossing plot at Turning Point USA event in N.M.

Two men were arrested after being charged with plotting to throw objects at attendees during a Turning Point USA event at the University of New Mexico.

Just 32% of Americans approve of Israel’s actions in Gaza

Americans' approval for Israel's war in Gaza is at an all-time low, with just 32% supporting the effort, according to new polling from Gallup.

Government shutdown talk is starting early ahead of a difficult funding fight in Congress this fall

It's become tradition. Congressional leaders from both major political parties blame each other for a potential government shutdown as the budget year draws to a close.

Federal Reserve likely to stand pat on rates this week, deepening the gulf between Powell and Trump

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave its short-term interest rate unchanged on Wednesday for the fifth straight meeting, a move that will likely underscore the deep divide between how Chair Jerome Powell and his chief critic, President Donald Trump, see the economy.

Top Chinese, U.S. trade officials huddle in Sweden for second day of thorny talks over tariffs

Chinese and U.S. trade officials arrived for a second day of meetings in the Swedish capital Tuesday to try to break a logjam over tariffs that have skewed the pivotal commercial ties between the world's two largest economies.

EPA to end the federal government’s authority to regulate vehicle emissions

The Environmental Protection Agency will move Tuesday to rescind the endangerment finding, an Obama-era label that declared carbon emissions and greenhouse gases a threat to public health and welfare and paved the way for $1 trillion in government regulations aimed at mitigating climate change.

North Korea breaks silence on Trump’s return, sends message from ‘Rocket Man’

Trump-Kim relations aren't dead, says high ranking official Kim Yo Jong — but if denuclearization is on the table, Pyongyang says don’t bother picking up the phone.

Mamdani’s rise, ‘vile hatred’ of US Jews the focus of ‘critical’ closed-door congressional huddle

The House Homeland Security Committee met with stakeholders to address rising antisemitic violence amid concerns about recent attacks and NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.

Trump backs NYPD after gunman kills off-duty officer in Manhattan office tower shooting

President Donald Trump expresses support for law enforcement after a Manhattan office shooting that killed NYPD Officer Didarul Islam and three others.

Trump boasts he ‘stopped about five wars’ while opening new Scotland golf course, vows to work with Netanyahu

During his Scotland trip, President Donald Trump opened a new golf course, met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and addressed Israel's conflict.

Net Zero: Shell’s Hopeless Quest for ‘Realism’

More of those running the ‘race’ to net zero greenhouse gas emissions may be getting a little weary.

Over 30 Planned Parenthood Facilities Have Announced Closures in 2025

Whenever a Planned Parenthood facility closes, it should be seen as a win for the pro-life movement.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 29

1994—By a vote of 87 to 9, the Senate confirms President Clinton’s nomination of First Circuit chief judge (and Teddy Kennedy’s former chief counsel...

Consumer-Oriented Antitrust: Trump’s Course Correction Begins

Antitrust should be about outcomes, not outrage, and we hope it will soon revert back to that principle again.

Trump Wins a Round in the EU Trade War

But that doesn’t mean the war is a wise one for the sake of American prosperity.

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