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Why isn’t Donald Trump at the US match against Bosnia?

Our White House correspondent Sophia Cai, a member of the Axel Springer Global Reporters Network, has been covering World Cup politics in regular video dispatches for our sister publication...

Priorities, priorities

LONDON — Unexpected halftime entertainment for the England-DR Congo match was provided by Reform...

Bay Area transit systems can’t afford to park the bus

OAKLAND, California — Thousands of soccer fans from around the world will funnel around...

Southern Poverty Law Center’s leaders allegedly used major bank to fund pay-to-hate operation

Federal case alleges SPLC secretly funneled millions to far-right extremists through shell accounts, with finance and intelligence chiefs accused.

Ex-Democrat reveals why he ditched party and is running as Republican in blue stronghold

Micah Jones, a former Democrat turned Republican, aims to flip Massachusetts's sixth congressional district in what he calls a once-in-a-lifetime race.

Twin Cities’ wage hikes roasted after report exposes job-crushing fallout in Tim Walz’s backyard

A Minneapolis Fed study links the $15 minimum wage in the Twin Cities to reduced employment and hours, complicating national pushes for higher wages.

Rand Paul brings CIA whistleblower to Senate hearing alleging ‘deep state’ COVID-19 conspiracy

CIA whistleblower to testify in Senate hearing on alleged COVID-19 origins cover-up as statute of limitations expires on Dr. Anthony Fauci perjury allegations.

Vance-led task force cuts off $1.4B from home health, hospice providers suspected of fraud

The Trump administration withheld $1.4 billion from home health and hospice providers nationwide as an anti-fraud crackdown intensifies.

Senate Republicans balk at $1B White House ballroom request: ‘You made that number up’

Republicans struggle with a $1 billion Secret Service request tucked into the Senate immigration package, pressing for more details on the spending.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 13

1993—In dissent in University of Miami v. Echarte, Florida chief justice Rosemary Barkett flouts U.S. Supreme Court precedent as she opines that a statutory cap...

The Media Remains Blind to Democratic Radicalism

Politico’s Josh Gerstein cannot see anything other than Donald Trump.

New York Enters the Redistricting Wars

The path to a new gerrymandered map may be more difficult than state Democrats would hope.

Congress Should Say No to Funding the Ballroom

The building of a new ballroom is no scandal, but it should be funded privately, as originally claimed, and not by taxpayers.

A Chance to Reset Antitrust After Spirit Airlines

Current enforcers should treat Spirit Airlines not as a mere talking point against the Biden administration but also as a cautionary tale.

Bill Maher’s Category Error on Socialism

There’s a big difference between government assistance and government control.

House Republican misses another week of votes as health absence strains thin majority

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. will remain absent from Congress for over two months due to an unspecified health issue, with his office saying he will return to a full schedule soon.

James Talarico enlists Barack Obama to help win over black voters after contentious Texas primary

Former President Barack Obama appeared in Texas to boost Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, who has struggled to gain support of black voters.

Singham-backed, pro-China group drops huge sum on Manhattan HQ as feds probe shadowy network

The People's Forum, linked to a network funded by China-based Marxist tycoon Singham, is raising millions to renovate a newly purchased Manhattan building.

Platner called PTSD excuse ‘bulls—‘ in 2020 post, now cites his own struggle to explain online controversies

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner once said PTSD is no excuse for "garbage behavior," yet now cites the condition to explain his offensive social media posts.

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