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Federal appeals court orders Missouri to use congressional map rejected twice by Supreme Court

A Missouri appeals court ordered use of a GOP-drawn congressional map that splits Kansas City's district, but opponents say ballots are printed.

Jeffries lashes out after House Dem bolsters Republican candidate on leader’s home turf

Hakeem Jeffries called Mike Lawler a "partisan hack" after Jared Golden crossed party lines to endorse the Hudson Valley Republican for re-election.

Bad Timing for Another Trump Kumbaya Session with Mamdani

President Trump is all smiles as he meets with Zohran Mamdani again.

Trump asks Supreme Court to allow DHS detention of pro-Palestinian scholar

President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to hear a case involving a Georgetown University scholar who was targeted for deportation last year after a government artificial intelligence tool flagged his social media posts as too pro-Palestinian.

Father of 9/11 hero cuts ad ripping El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race

The father of Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, who helped overtake terrorist hijackers, narrated a dramatic new campaign ad slamming Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his association with Hasan Piker, who said America "deserved" the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.

White House debuts Trump TV amid press ban showdown

The White House debuted Trump TV Monday following a contentious media ban for three news outlets covering 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

FAA faces electromagnetic spectrum security gaps, watchdog finds

The Federal Aviation Administration's protocols for screening certain cybersecurity risks are likely insufficient to properly respond to and prevent potential threats, according to a new report.

GOP Senate hopefuls in Michigan, Iowa call for gas tax and diesel export freeze amid Iran war

Republican candidates who supported the Iran war are moving quickly to show they hear voters' complaints about high fuel and grocery prices tied to the conflict -- proposing a gas tax suspension and a temporary halt to diesel exports as the midterm elections near.

If humanity can’t survive an AI blackout, we’ve already lost

Mark Whittington asked in these pages whether artificial intelligence might become the only way humanity can survive. It is a question worth taking seriously. If AI can help us detect pandemics earlier, discover medicines faster, manage complex energy systems, identify approaching hazards, or solve problems too large for human teams to process in time, refusing […]

California can fix its women’s prison rape crisis now. Why won’t they?

Bodily autonomy is a cornerstone of women’s rights in California. But behind prison walls, incarcerated women can face a very different reality in which the state holds enormous power. Last month, the U.S. Department of Justice delivered a damning assessment of California’s two state prisons for women. Federal investigators concluded that the California Department of […]

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