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Vance reveals the Trump dilemma that could complicate his 2028 White House ambitions

JD Vance says he believes Trump would endorse him for the 2028 presidential election but admits he hasn't actually discussed a potential run.

Italy unleashes military response to violent riots as France faces a reckoning of its own

Videos show police forced to retreat as rioters overwhelm officers in Paris and Milan, prompting France and Italy to announce military deployments.

Trump is promising farmers $8B. Republicans are praying it will save their campaigns.

Republicans locked in tight races this November are desperately hoping the Trump administration’s last-minute...

On the streets with Dr Oz as surprise fraud crackdown sends daycare directors scrambling

Dr. Mehmet Oz personally confronted staff at two Queens senior care centers over suspicious Medicaid billing, wheelchair charges and attendance records.

Could France’s riots happen here? Experts see parallels in socialism, immigration — and key differences

France riots prompt warnings about Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's immigration stances ahead of 2026 midterms.

EXCLUSIVE: 128 GOP lawmakers call for federal probe into Planned Parenthood’s taxpayer funding

A coalition of 128 Republican lawmakers is urging the HHS Inspector General to review Planned Parenthood's federal funding for potential fraud or abuse.

A must-win midterm state is the real loser of Trump’s Canada trade war

President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada could raise vehicle prices at Michigan dealerships as auto parts cross the border multiple times.

How a hidden scam plaguing college campuses has racked up a multimillion-dollar price tag

A fraud expert reveals the red flags students and parents must watch for as ghost students drain millions from the federal student aid system.

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other...

Federal judge rules Congress can’t ban noncitizens from voting

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Congress doesn't have the power to prohibit noncitizens from voting in federal elections.

Trump admin wants to require tax filers to disclose citizenship status to IRS

A Trump administration proposal would require tax filers to certify their immigration status to the IRS, which critics argue could be used as a tool for immigration enforcement.

Adam Hamilton on faith, Trump and the fight for Kansas

Adam Hamilton on faith, Trump and the fight for Kansas lead image

Killing in the Name Of

Against the state execution of Christa Pike.

Judge cancels Trump’s firing of U.S. attorney in Seattle

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday ordering a fired U.S. attorney back on the job and sidelining the person the Trump administration had tried to install as the top prosecutor in western Washington.

Trump makes Red River run to rev up base, ensure GOP victories

President Trump on Thursday toured a Peterbilt truck plant in north Texas to highlight the GOP's job-creation agenda, kicking off a tour of ruby-red states "just to make sure" Republicans win in a tough midterm cycle.

States and cities sue over Trump’s EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants

States and cities sued the Trump administration Thursday for repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas.

AOC’s dramatic retelling of Cornell rape allegations collides with complaint details

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's graphic account of the Cornell sexual assault case differs from the civil complaint, prosecutors' statements and Cornell University's response.

EXCLUSIVE: Supreme Court prayer grotto case could impact ‘every single zoning law’ in America, attorney says

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky Catholic church's fight over a prayer grotto, a case that could reshape RLUIPA zoning law nationwide.

Senators try to fast-track priorities before election, with mixed results

Senators spent their final week in Washington before the midterm elections offering last-ditch attempts to pass a slew of stalled bills, including legislation to protect children online.

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