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Dianne Feinstein’s Finest Moment

Dianne Feinstein was the rare Democratic lawmaker who refused to grant teens and tweens undue influence in politics, as a 2019 confrontation demonstrated.

Something Is Going to Break

And someone is going to get hurt.

Youngkin 2024: A Terrific Idea That Will Never Work and Shouldn’t Happen

Wealthy GOP donors still really, really, really want Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin to run for president.

As migration surges in Americas, ‘funds simply aren’t there’ for humanitarian response, UN says

Countries in the Americas are reeling as the flow of migrants reaches historic levels, but international "funds simply aren't there" for humanitarian needs, a United Nations official said.

Speaker McCarthy dares House Republicans to vote for a government shutdown

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has made border security a central feature of his stopgap funding bill to keep the government open and is daring conservative holdouts to vote against it.

Traveling with Milley: A reporter recalls how America’s top soldier was most at home with his troops

The soldier had target fixation. He had three beers in hand, a full day of leave and a group of young women waiting. But a crowd of Army uniforms also gathered for this French village's D-Day celebrations stood in the way.

Supreme Court to hear First Amendment challenge over state laws targeting social media censorship

The Supreme Court on Friday announced it will hear a major First Amendment dispute over social media laws in Florida and Texas targeting censorship during the high court's upcoming term.

Biden tells climate activist to ‘shush up’ during speech on democracy

President Biden told a climate activist to "shush up" during his speech honoring the late Sen. John McCain in Arizona on Thursday.

House Republicans unveil stopgap bill to avoid shutdown, but can it actually pass?

House Republicans finally unveiled their long-awaited stopgap measure that includes a wishlist of arch-conservative priorities and is all but guaranteed to be rejected by the Senate.

To avert climate catastrophe, the US needs to do more than Meatless Mondays 

Without a dramatic reduction in U.S. meat consumption, we will be unable to avert a climate catastrophe. 

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