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Supreme Court begins new term with high-profile look at clean air and federal authority

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Boulder County's climate lawsuit against Suncor and ExxonMobil belongs in state or federal court.

America’s new blue-collar job boom is one nobody saw coming — and it’s just getting started

Compass Datacenters CEO Chris Crosby says the Red Oak, Texas, campus proves data centers need electricians, welders and carpenters over degrees.

‘Honored’: Talarico endorsed by group that bailed out violent criminal later accused of mass murder

US Senate candidate James Talarico praised activist group backing his campaign as 'irreplaceable' even though it freed a man who later killed six people in a mass murdering spree.

Dem senator who demanded Saudi accountability over Khashoggi meets with crown prince, pushes Palestinian state

Chris Murphy met with Mohammed bin Salman to discuss ending the Iran war and establishing a Palestinian state, but notably avoided mentioning Jamal Khashoggi.

Liberal haven festival-goers weigh government seizure of their homes: ‘I’d be so game’

Takoma Park residents just outside of Washington D.C. were asked whether they'd support government seizure of their own homes and private property during a street festival Sunday.

Trump rallies in city where alleged MS-13 ‘assassination squad’ leader was busted

President Donald Trump heads to Grand Island, Nebraska, for a rally in the city where an alleged MS-13 hit squad leader was arrested last year.

Emerging tech has new Army leaders warning troops can’t ‘AI’ their way to victory on the battlefield

Gen. Christopher LaNeve says command and control is the Army's top modernization priority as new leadership narrows its sweeping transformation push.

Biden’s ‘anti-MAGA task force’ sparked internal alarm across DOJ, new report shows

Merrick Garland's school board memo triggered internal revolt at the Department of Justice, with one official dubbing it the "Anti-MAGA Task Force."

House GOP bill moves to close whistleblower gaps exposed by Minnesota Medicaid fraud scandal

A new House GOP bill would shield Medicaid whistleblowers from retaliation after Minnesota workers alleged firings and surveillance for flagging fraud.

Spanberger voting-rights letters sent to dead felons amid ballot access push

Deceased Virginians with felony convictions are reportedly receiving voting-rights restoration letters signed by Gov. Abigail Spanberger's office.

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