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Rep.-elect Ojeda posts tribute to father who died after midterms: ‘He held on’

Democratic North Carolina Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda on Friday posted a tribute for his late father who passed away following the Democrat’s win in the midterm elections. “For years, my dad battled Parkinson’s disease. On Election Night, I got to tell him, “Pop, we won.” This morning, he passed away,” Ojeda wrote in post on social...

Live updates: Melania Trump attends LSU-Alabama game; UFC’s Dana White offered press secretary role

First Lady Melania Trump is set to attend to the college football face-off between Louisiana State University and the University of Alabama Saturday afternoon, a visit tied to her Fostering the Future education initiative. The White House announced earlier this week the first lady had awarded LSU $5 million to establish a permanent endowment fund...

Republican Kris Kobach loses AG reelection bid in Kansas

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach has lost reelection, the Associated Press projected, denying him a second term as the state’s top lawyer. Kobach lost to Chris Mann, a former prosecutor and police officer who nearly beat him in 2024. Mann leads with 50.6 percent of the vote to Kobach’s 49.4 percent, or a lead of...

Trump asks DOJ to investigate Democrats calling for impeachment of cabinet officials

President Trump raised concerns Saturday about some Democrats calling for the impeachment of Republican officials, referring to the threats as “extortion at the highest level” and asking the Justice Department to “look into this.” “The Democrats are going around threatening a lot of people … with Impeachment and many other forms of punishment, even though...

Rebuilding US foreign policy after Trump

Following a stinging defeat for Republicans in the midterm elections driven by opposition to the Iran war and tariff policies, the incoming Congress is expected to attempt to restrain or reverse several of President Trump's foreign policy initiatives.

Why do Americans keep killing each other? 

Writer John Mac Ghlionn argues that America's pervasive culture of violence and lethal aggression stems from deep-seated systemic issues, including extreme political polarization, socioeconomic insecurity, and a lack of a social safety net.

Melania Trump secures $7.2M for foster care scholarships at LSU ahead of Alabama showdown

Melania Trump unveiled a $7.2 million scholarship endowment at LSU for foster care youth before receiving a custom jersey and football tribute.

I was a deputy state AG — and Gavin Newsom’s pompous death-row commutations betray an entire process of justice

On Thursday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he intends to commute the death sentences of all 548 prisoners on California's death row to life...

Say no to Kalshi or any online-betting biz in NYC’s schools

A digital bookie shadowing your kid’s school day is something every mom and dad should at least know about beforehand.

Trump asks UFC’s Dana White to be White House press secretary

President Trump on Saturday offered UFC CEO Dana White to be his new press secretary.

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