Congress has returned from its August recess, but not for long. The House will have just four voting days before members leave Washington to campaign for the November midterm elections. The Senate will remain somewhat longer, but little legislation of broad national consequence is expected to clear Congress before Election Day. None of this is […]

A quarter-century has passed since the morning the world fractured. For the educators standing at the whiteboard today, a daunting demographic threshold has been crossed. Every single student sitting in a K-12 classroom has no lived memory of Sept. 11, 2001. To them, the thick black smoke pouring from the twin towers is not cultural […]

Washington has spent years debating how the United States should regulate cryptocurrency. But as digital assets move deeper into the American financial mainstream, another question is emerging in federal court: Who gets to own the language of crypto innovation? A new lawsuit brought by Unicoin against Uniswap Labs puts that question squarely before the courts. […]

Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed led a 2007 University of Michigan protest against ex-terrorists who discussed converting to Christianity.

Aaron Rupar faces White House backlash after attacking a female press wrangler in a C-SPAN clip from President Trump's Ireland departure.

Congressional Republicans plan to bypass the Senate filibuster and pass the SAVE America Act's voter ID and proof of citizenship rules via reconciliation.

John Brennan faces a grand jury subpoena in a Justice Department probe into whether officials conspired to deprive Trump of his civil rights.

President Donald Trump rejected calls for AI guardrails and singled out Dario Amodei, as David Sacks challenged the industry's push to pace the frontier.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani claims the Trump administration is illegally expanding a rule that allows feds to deny green card and visa applications based on welfare status.