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Soros-funded DA Larry Krasner may have finally taken his ‘free all criminals’ too far

Krasner has long worked as a second public defender for the city, running on his work to reduce the prosecution and incarceration of accused felons.

Democratic advisers are warning their candidates not to go too hard at AI

Democratic consultants are privately encouraging their battleground candidates to avoid talking about AI regulations...

Sydney Sweeney Manages to Clear Up the Sports World’s Gender Confusion

If only for as long as the latest non-controversy lasts.

El-Sayed Shouldn’t Get Away with It

Michiganders can’t allow him to suddenly distance his campaign from Hasan Piker’s toxicity. 

Did Anyone Notice Congress Was Gone?

America has no shortage of national interests that demand real governance, even if lawmakers...

Senate Dems block latest effort to end DHS shutdown, 1st vote since Iran conflict increased threats

Senate Democrats on Thursday again blocked a Department of Homeland Security funding bill as Republicans argued their shutdown of the department is endangering the country, especially in light of rising threats from Iran.

Two dozen blue states sue over Trump’s new tariffs

Blue states sued President Trump on Thursday over his latest attempt to impose global tariffs, saying the new batch of levies misapplies a law designed to deal with arcane monetary issues.

Paxton offers to drop out of Texas Senate runoff if Congress passes stalled SAVE America Act

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Thursday he'll drop out of the Republican Senate runoff against incumbent John Cornyn if the upper chamber can find a way to pass a federal voter ID measure that has been stalled for weeks.

Cornyn goes on offense against Paxton as Republicans await Trump’s endorsement

As Texas waits on President Donald Trump's promised endorsement, Sen. John Cornyn isn't holding back on his runoff opponent in the Republican primary.

Cornyn goes on offense against Paxton as Republicans await Trump’s endorsement

As Texas waits on President Donald Trump's promised endorsement, Sen. John Cornyn isn't holding back on his runoff opponent in the Republican primary.

Illegal alien allegedly ran fake DHS branch, passed out ‘immunity’ cards during a $400 fraudulent course

Illegal migrant allegedly created fake DHS branch, sold fraudulent FBI and immigration immunity cards for $400 each in elaborate government scam operation.

Schumer weaponizes Mullin nomination to demand DHS overhaul, says ‘rot’ goes beyond Noem

Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., faces Senate confirmation battle to replace Kristi Noem as Homeland Security Secretary amid Democratic opposition and agency shutdown.

‘Good riddance’: Dems cheer Noem’s ouster — and call for more departures

Democrats celebrated Kristi Noem’s firing as the Homeland Security secretary on Thursday, while calling for more heads to roll among President Donald Trump’s more...

House Democrats vote to continue DHS shutdown despite Iran threat, Noem’s ouster

House Democrats largely voted against funding the Department of Homeland Security, despite the heightened threat situation amid the U.S. military operation in Iran.

House votes to let Trump’s Operation Epic Fury continue in Iran

A vote to rein in President Trump's war powers in Iran failed in the House on Thursday, with several Republicans and Democrats crossing the aisle.

Fetterman backs Trump’s DHS pick Mullin as ‘nice upgrade’ in break with Democrats

There are mixed Democratic reactions as Trump taps Sen. Markwayne Mullin for DHS chief. Fetterman supports nomination, while other Democrats remain noncommittal on the pick.

Progressive firebrand concedes in cliffhanger North Carolina congressional primary battle with incumbent Dem

Progressive challenger Nida Allam conceded the narrow North Carolina congressional Democratic primary to Rep. Valerie Foushee by 1%.

Virginia Dems mandate Jan. 6 be taught as ‘violent insurrection,’ ban election fraud claims in schools

Virginia Democrats passed a controversial bill requiring schools teach students that Jan. 6 was a violent insurrection and banning election fraud claims in classrooms.

Christian Teacher Who Lost Job Over Refusal to Use Students’ Preferred Pronouns Wins $650k Settlement

The Indiana music teacher said he was forced out of his public school job after he refused to comply with the pronoun rule because...

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