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State Dept defends human rights abuse report changes, says streamlined process eliminates ‘political bias’

A senior State Department official pushed back on NPR's reporting on changes to the 2024 Human Rights Report, saying the restructuring eliminates political bias.

What American Catholics thought about Pope Francis

Pope Francis was broadly popular among American Catholics, according to national polls. And his favorable ratings were more positive than his predecessor, Pope Benedict.

DHS chief Kristi Noem’s purse stolen with thousands of dollars in DC restaurant: sources

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse was stolen with thousands in cash on Sunday night at a restaurant in Washington D.C.

Ex-Pentagon aide urges Trump to fire Hegseth, citing ‘full-blown meltdown’ and ‘total chaos’

Amid a wave of Pentagon turmoil and internal firings, former top spokesman John Ullyot called on President Trump to remove Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Religious liberty or government overreach? Oklahoma AG fights own party in SCOTUS battle over Catholic school

Supreme Court will hear arguments over the first religious public charter school in the U.S., where Oklahoma's GOP attorney general, who is running for governor, is at odds with fellow Republicans.

Jamie Raskin sinks to new low by vowing vengeance on foreign leaders who work with Team Trump

Raskin dresses it up with his noise about “the descent into fascism in America,” but he’s the one destroying nonpartisan norms of our politics.

White House press secretary says Trump backing Hegseth following latest Signal app allegations

President Trump is backing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following reports that he included his wife, brother and lawyer in a private chat on the Signal app about planned military strikes in Yemen, White House officials said Monday.

Republicans must resolve three conflicts to pass Trump’s agenda

Congressional Republicans have set conflicting goals that will make negotiating a budget reconciliation package for enacting President Trump's agenda a difficult task.

China says it will punish countries that use U.S. trade talks to ostracize Beijing

China on Monday threatened to retaliate against any nation that agreed to isolate Beijing as part of trade negotiations with the Trump administration.

Trump is right: Housing isn’t healthcare

The Trump administration shut off federal funding through Medicaid for non-healthcare-related services such as housekeeping, groceries, and internet earlier this month. It’s about time. Medicaid exists to provide health benefits to the nation’s neediest, not to subsidize a laundry list of liberal priorities. Over the last two decades, it has increasingly served as a slush fund […]

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