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Johnson denies ‘big, beautiful bill’ threatens Medicaid coverage

House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the House-passed "big, beautiful bill" which includes Medicaid cuts, arguing that only those who are defrauding the program will lose coverage, and that the new work requirements are necessary to save the program in the long run.

I am disabled but educated and ready to work — only Medicaid won’t let me

In a cruel twist of policy, the moment I actually try to participate in society, the very tools I need to participate in society are stripped away.

There’s a specific way to fly your US flag on Memorial Day: What to know

Memorial Day is the only holiday with these very specific guidelines, per the U.S. Code.

What a commercial crewed moon mission could look like

Just as travel to and from low Earth orbit has gone commercial, so will voyages to and from the moon. 

Trump is taking a wrecking ball to the separation of powers

An assault on the separation of powers should concern all Americans — especially conservatives, who have in the past railed against the augmentation of executive branch power.

Hegseth denies China’s claim that Golden Dome is ‘offensive’: ‘Protecting the homeland’

Secretary of Defese Pete Hegseth rebuts China's space "war zone" claims, supports a Pentagon prayer service and announces increased jump pay for paratroopers at Fort Bragg.

JB Pritzker is acting presidential — too bad his state is in such shambles

JB Pritzker made headlines when he called for “mass protests” against the Trump administration. There’s no question, the second-term governor of Illinois is positioning...

Are China’s children winning the AI race?

In a bright, bustling kindergarten classroom, a group of four-year-olds sat eagerly at small desks. Before them were tablets, not coloring books. Their assignment? Create a ten-page illustrated storybook using artificial intelligence. One child, ponytailed and focused, frowned at her screen and said, “No, this isn’t right.” A voice-activated bot that speaks to her in […]

Russia bombards Ukraine with largest aerial attack of the war amid critical prisoner swap

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for more sanctions against Russia as Russian drones and missiles bombarded more than 30 cities across Ukraine, while over 300 war prisoners were returned to Ukraine as part of a "1,000 for 1,000" swap deal.

Five years after George Floyd’s murder, our racial reckoning is not over yet

Five years after George Floyd's murder, racial equity is no longer a federal priority and the momentum for progressive policies has stalled, with corporations, schools, and law enforcement agencies retreating from efforts to address racial injustice.

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