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Trump invites battleground Republicans to Rose Garden dinner

President Donald Trump has invited a group of GOP lawmakers including Republicans in competitive races to dine with him Wednesday night at the White House as many in the...

White House highlights ‘steepest’ ever decline in US casualties from cartels amid boat strikes

Senior administration officials discuss the American military's actions under President Donald Trump against cartels in the Western Hemisphere.

Dem megadonor among 400 Jewish Michiganders labeled AIPAC insiders for denouncing El-Sayed’s leftist campaign

Over 400 Michigan Jewish Democrats signed a letter backing Mike Rogers, but former Rep. Andy Levin claims AIPAC is really driving the effort.

Talarico’s ‘proud capitalist’ about-face collides with resurfaced call to ‘dismantle’ capitalism

James Talarico once called capitalism "oppressive" and predicted Texas' fossil fuel industry was "not gonna last" in a 2020 Sierra Club Zoom call.

Canadian PM tells Trump to ‘stop trying to be tough’ in trade fight

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told Americans to "stop trying to be tough" and called U.S. Cabinet secretaries' mockery "beneath their office."

NYC politicos play ball, again

It's shaping up to be another soccer-filled day for the New York City area's soccer-mad top politicos. While New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is...

A country that doesn’t exist is a World Cup winner

Kurdistan is not a member of FIFA, resigned instead to the Confederation of Independent Football Associations, whose biennial CONIFA World Football Cup pits non-sovereign...

Grim Report: Euthanasia of a Child in the Netherlands

Is this where the West is headed?

Supreme Court Drives a Stake Through Hawaii’s ‘Vampire Rule’

This was the right result, but the decision should have been unanimous.

The Hostile Takeover of the Democratic Party That Everyone but the Democrats Saw Coming

There’s some belated grumbling in Democratic ranks about the socialist usurpers. But the party long ago missed its chance to bar the door.

Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ immigration facility is shutting down

Just shy of its one-year opening, Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" is closing its doors, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday.

250 years in, Americans trust their doctor far more than their government

Trust in the federal government hasn't really improved -- it's just flipped sides.

Democratic Socialists topple Harlem incumbent with votes from 7% of registered Dems

A five-term congressman lost his seat Tuesday to a 32-year-old community organizer backed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and the margin of victory came from just 7% of the district's registered Democrats. "In some of these districts, nobody votes, it's a very small turnout and the Democratic Socialists of America come in and win," one analyst said.

What to know about the push to make Bible stories required reading in Texas public schools

Texas would make Bible stories required reading for more than 5 million public school students under a proposal that has reignited debate over widening efforts in the U.S. to put more religion in classrooms.

Judge blocks Trump’s attempt to use post office to refuse to deliver mail-in ballots

A federal judge on Thursday issued an injunction blocking the administration from carrying out President Trump's executive order directing the U.S. Postal Service to refuse delivery of mail-in ballots of states that won't verify their voters' identities.

House Freedom Caucus demands Senate bring SAVE America Act to the floor

Members of the House Freedom Caucus blasted their GOP Senate colleagues for not bringing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act to a vote, with one going so far as offering a bill to get rid of the Senate altogether.

Supreme Court rejects ‘racist’ claims against Trump, allows him to shut down deportation amnesty

The Supreme Court gave the go-ahead Thursday for the Department of Homeland Security to wind down a deportation amnesty for hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, ruling that President Trump's decision to end Temporary Protected Status wasn't motivated by racism.

Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii law curtailing gun carrying on private property

The Supreme Court on Thursday sided with gun rights activists in a challenge to Hawaii's law attempting to ban concealed carry permit holders from carrying a firearm on private property -- open to the public -- without written consent from the owner.

Reporter’s Notebook: Lawmakers wrestle over whether AI can make the grade in America’s classrooms

The Senate is wrestling with how AI should be used in classrooms as lawmakers raise concerns about student learning, privacy, and cognitive impacts.

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