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Graham, Blackburn bill offers cash incentives to blue states that partner with ICE

Senate Republicans propose dangling federal grants to pressure blue states and sanctuary cities into signing cooperation agreements with ICE enforcement.

Emmer says MN fraud raids send ‘crystal clear’ message after feds hit dozens of sites

A massive federal operation targets 22 alleged fraud sites in Minneapolis as Rep. Tom Emmer applauds crackdown on largely Somali-owned businesses.

Argentine Inflation Is Still Much Too High

This isn’t a complicated story.

Former Fauci Adviser Indicted for Allegedly Concealing Covid-Related Records

Dr. Anthony Fauci denied any knowledge of Morens’s alleged wrongdoing during a June 2024 hearing.

Trump says Iran is heading toward ‘collapse,’ hopes Tehran sorts out leadership

President Trump on Tuesday said Iran is in a "state of collapse" as he squeezes the Islamic republic by blockading its ports.

The federal government made at least $186 billion in improper payments in a single year

Federal agencies made an estimated $186 billion in improper payments in the 2025 fiscal year, according to a new government report.

Oil prices jump again as U.S. and Iran struggle to reach peace deal

Oil prices rose again Tuesday as the Trump administration seemed cool to Iran's latest proposal for ending the war.

The quiet man

NEW KENSINGTON, Pennsylvania — Thomas Tull is walking along the old wooden brick floor of what began as the Pittsburgh Reduction Company and later became Alcoa, a place where researchers and manufacturers created a hub of foundational aluminum manufacturing for nearly a century. In truth, this was the center of innovation and manufacturing in America. […]

IBM’s $17 million DEI settlement is a wakeup call for federal contractors

The Department of Justice this month announced that IBM has agreed to pay the federal government more than $17 million to resolve allegations that the company engaged in illegal diversity, equity, and inclusion practices while performing billions of dollars in government contracts. The settlement marks the first resolution under the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Fraud […]

Iraq is being captured, and Washington is letting it happen

If Iraq looks broken from the outside, it’s because we’re still using the wrong word. Iraq isn’t failing. It’s being captured. For years, Washington has described Iraq’s political paralysis as dysfunction, another messy chapter in a young democracy. But that framing ignores what Iraqis themselves see every day: a system that no longer answers to […]

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