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Gavin Newsom faces challenge of moving from Trump troller to national winner

As Gavin Newsom prepares to leave his job as governor of California after eight years, the question he faces isn’t whether he wants to run for president, but how competitive he can be in what is expected to be a crowded field. Newsom, who began the 2028 conversation as one of the party's most prominent...

New student reading data offer bright spot on long road to literacy recovery in the US

Reading scores are starting to see an increase across the board after years of stagnation following COVID-19, a new study says, a hopeful sign in the long battle to improve literacy among U.S. students. Reading scores in grades K through 8 cut the gap from pre-pandemic levels by one-third in the past year, according to...

Ed Sheeran calls situation in Palestine ‘catastrophic and unjustifiable’ at solo concert

Singer Ed Sheeran opened a solo concert in Philadelphia on Saturday by addressing the recent fallout over the removal of his tour’s opening act, Macklemore, due to the rapper’s pro-Palestinian comments. “I have tried in my career not to be a political commentator of any kind because I want my music and shows to be...

Trump returns to White House as State Department issues security alerts for Middle East

President Trump cut his weekend trip to Camp David short a day early, returning to Washington, D.C., on Saturday evening. The president touched down at the Ellipse just before 8 p.m., according to a White House pool report. The White House’s official social media account shared a video clip of Trump departing Marine One. The...

WATCH: Exclusive look at blue-collar workforce fueling America’s AI boom

The American Workforce Academy represents a $115 million workforce development investment training skilled trades workers to build AI data centers.

WATCH: AI safety scare sparks Cap Hill fight over guardrails: ‘China’s going to eat our lunch’

Trump's dismissal of AI fears as a "hoax" sparks a Capitol Hill clash over guardrails, with lawmakers split on slowing development vs. China.

‘Not a slam dunk’: Trump’s 2028 mail-vote push hinges on one big legal question

President Donald Trump's mail voting executive order faces a critical Supreme Court test over Postal Service authority on tamper-resistant envelopes.

GOP senator alleges Schumer behind ‘hit job’ report on former patients

Senate Republican Roger Marshall calls a New York Times report on lawsuits against his former OB-GYN patients a Chuck Schumer-funded "hit job."

Working-class Americans say their town is the next Dearborn — and they’ve had enough

Jason Tye says Muslim immigrants and five mosques within seven miles have upended his Warren, Michigan, neighborhood with little help from police.

COVID cash meant to get kids back on track took surprising detour in blue-state school district

Albuquerque Public Schools spent hundreds of thousands in pandemic relief funds on anti-racism training instead of addressing student learning loss.

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