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Revoking NEA’s charter is a good step toward holding teachers’ unions accountable for failing kids

A key US senator wants fellow lawmakers to consider revoking the National Education Association’s congressional charter.

Lindsay Clancy supporters may see mistrial as a victory — but it’s really a step backward for womankind

Millions of American women are celebrating a victory of sorts this weekend — a...

Trump allows ranchers to process their own beef

President Trump announced a pair of actions to boost cattle ranchers after his easing of tariffs on imported beef sparked a backlash.

Trump: Iran fighting ‘intermittent,’ so it is OK not to call it a war

President Trump said the conflict in Iran is "small potatoes" and amounts to a recurring flare-up of fighting as opposed to a full-scale war.

Groundbreaking for Trump’s arch will begin soon, Burgum says

Construction crews could begin the excavation process for what will be President Donald Trump’s massive 250-foot-tall arch in as soon as the next two...

The Trumpapalooza You Never Knew You Wanted

In the run-up to the midterms, the president’s final move is to make the election about himself.

Trump administration awards $2.7 million contract for Reflecting Pool repairs

The Trump administration is paying $2.7 million to repair the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool again, 10 weeks after the more than its $16 million renovation was completed.

Vance says AI companies must send power back to grid to address consumers’ concerns

Vice President J.D. Vance said Thursday that opposition to data centers stems from fears that the facilities powering the artificial-intelligence boom will overload the grid and raise electric bills.

Vance says Tucker Carlson is a friend, and he won’t ‘throw friends under the bus’

Vice President J.D. Vance pushed back Thursday against criticism of his friendship with conservative podcaster Tucker Carlson, who has been both a fierce critic of Israel and the Trump administration.

Ken Paxton turns down CNN debate offer in Senate race

In Texas' high-stakes Senate race, Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton has turned down an offer from CNN to debate his Democratic opponent, state Rep. James Talarico.

Vance defends Trump bid to cut prices, says Democratic policies would not work and hike taxes

Vice President J.D. Vance said Thursday that Democrats have no plans to combat inflation while President Trump is looking for ways to cut costs, hoping voters blame the party out of power for high prices.

Tucker Carlson: Wouldn’t vote for Mike Rogers ‘at gunpoint’

Tucker Carlson wants nothing to do with Mike Rogers, the GOP Senate candidate, in the Michigan race against Abdul El-Sayed.

Epstein witness sues Oversight Committee to avoid testifying about nondisclosure deals with women

Billionaire investor Leon Black thwarted a congressional subpoena Thursday and failed to show up to provide closed-door testimony about his relationship with late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and agreements he may have signed with some of the victims.

Spain’s prime minister struggles to answer lawmakers about Ceuta border crisis

A day after tens of thousands of Spaniards protested the government's handling of the Ceuta border crisis, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez struggled to field lawmakers' questions about the matter, including what role Morocco played in the deadly mass crossing in July.

Brown’s offensive on data centers defines his Ohio Senate fight with Husted

Former Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown is out with another ad hammering Sen. Jon Husted over his past support for data centers.

House cancels two upcoming weeks in Washington, extending pre-midterm campaign stretch

House Republican leaders are giving their vulnerable incumbents more time to hit the campaign trail this fall.

Smithsonian showdown intensifies as Trump administration issues a stark new warning

The Smithsonian Institution faces threats beyond its $1 billion federal funding as Trump administration claims evidence of antidiscrimination violations.

White House rips ‘activist’ Biden judge who upended Trump birthright citizenship order

A Biden-appointed judge blocked President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship executive order, calling it "almost certainly unconstitutional."

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