Pentagon signs seven-year pact with L3Harris to boost Patriot missile parts
Well covered on one side — barely any coverage from left-leaning outlets.
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Well covered on one side — barely any coverage from left-leaning outlets.
Well covered on one side — barely any coverage from left-leaning outlets.
Paper dolls designed to teach gender diversity, featuring removable genitalia, will be placed in some Minnesota classrooms for children as young as four, using state-funded research.
Proponents of California’s Proposition 39 have filed a lawsuit accusing Attorney General Rob Bonta of mischaracterizing the measure in official ballot language to sway the November vote.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office posted an online list of New York properties valued over $1 million that may be hit by the state's new second-home tax, revealing owners' names and addresses.
Melissa Ramirez, an undocumented driver, faces manslaughter charges after a drunken head-on collision in Danbury killed off-duty Bridgeport police officer Cooper Whiteside and his girlfriend Brittany Islami.
Party leaders are rallying behind establishment candidates to block socialist challengers in several key primaries across the United States.
A Canadian woman of Chinese descent who was interning at NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe in Mons, Belgium, has been detained on suspicion of spying for a third country and belonging to a criminal group.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced five municipal grocery stores that will sell a core set of items 30% below market prices, but critics say the subsidies will shift the real expense onto New Yorkers.
Senator Rand Paul is set to question Anthony Fauci about allegedly urging NIH colleagues to nominate him for the $1 million Dan David Prize while leading the pandemic response.
The Justice Department suffered its 18th straight loss on Wednesday in its nationwide campaign to obtain unredacted state voter rolls, as a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration‘s lawsuit against New Jersey despite the state’s recent disclosure that thousands of noncitizens were illegally registered to vote.
The piece argues the United States must revive domestic high-tech manufacturing through a federal Strategic Investment Fund to offset China’s state-driven industrial surge.
New polling data shows the Democratic advantage in generic congressional races narrowing, giving Republicans optimism about retaining the House.
The U.S. and Iran’s recent memorandum of understanding has collapsed, reigniting hostilities and sparking proposals for a regional security architecture centered on the Strait of Hormuz.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced a $40 million “Win the Senate” program targeting ten states with pivotal Senate contests ahead of the midterms.
Two House Republicans have proposed legislation aimed at stopping federal agencies from using automated license-plate readers and related biometric tools without a warrant.
Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus, a 50-year-old Jewish man stabbed on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, has moved to Surfside, Florida, citing Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s perceived anti-Israel stance.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani told interviewers he could support cash reparations for slavery victims, pending the upcoming findings of the city’s reparations commission.
A Senate Commerce Committee proposal would prohibit U.S. sales of connected vehicles from manufacturers with at least 15% Chinese ownership, potentially affecting Mercedes-Benz.
The Trump administration is rolling out stricter oversight and cost-sharing rules for Medicaid and SNAP to curb waste and fraud that expanded during the pandemic.
A Minnesota court sentenced a white woman for uttering the N-word, prompting Whitlock to warn that the ruling threatens free-speech protections.
First Lady Melania Trump announced that five children taken during the Ukraine war have been reunited with their relatives.
A video released from Iran urges supporters to kill Melania Trump and later threatens her son Barron, naming locations in New York City.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he promised President Donald Trump a practical approach to North Sea oil and gas, while facing mixed pressure from unions and his own party.
Reform UK has reported Green Party leader Zack Polanski to police after he reposted an image featuring a man in a shirt with a guillotine and the name “Nigel.”
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer asked Senator John Fetterman to remain in the Democratic Party as the party’s moderate bloc faces growing challenges from progressive and socialist members.
A recent Tea Party Patriots Action poll shows most general-election voters favor the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship and photo ID to vote in federal elections.
The U.S. Air Force will change the name of Joint Base Charleston to Joint Base Lindsey Graham in tribute to the recently deceased South Carolina senator.
Polls show most Americans are uneasy or hostile toward artificial intelligence, prompting a wave of regulatory ideas from both the left and the right.
Jewish legal organizations expressed disappointment that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s newly announced 18-member advisory committee on the judiciary includes no Jewish attorneys or former judges.
Two Kiva’s bagel locations in Toronto were damaged in suspected antisemitic attacks, prompting outrage and criticism of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s anti-hate council.
Well covered on one side — barely any coverage from right-leaning outlets.
Well covered on one side — barely any coverage from right-leaning outlets.
The Israeli army intensified a wide-scale operation in the occupied West Bank, detaining hundreds of Palestinians after a clash near Nablus left four Palestinians and two soldiers dead.
City economists say a return of Brent crude above $100 a barrel could compel the Bank of England to revise its forecasts and raise interest rates later this year.
Iran and the United States have resumed mediated talks while a US naval blockade continues to choke Iran's southern ports, extending economic pressure to the Red Sea and Caspian regions.
A federal contract that funded nonprofit lawyers for unaccompanied migrant children ended on July 31, putting more than 24,000 youths at risk of losing representation.
Government contributions to HIV programs fell by 18% in 2025, prompting concerns of a resurgence of the epidemic.
A new study shows school supply and lunch prices are up 8% to 11% this fall, blaming Trump’s trade and tax measures and recent SNAP changes.
During a rural Georgia press event, Representative Mike Collins walked out when reporters asked about his son-in-law’s antisemitic online activity, then shifted criticism to opponent Jon Ossoff.
Across multiple districts, federal judges have publicly criticized Department of Justice lawyers for alleged misconduct and for breaking the long-standing presumption that government actions are regular and truthful.
The White House is requesting an additional $10 million from Congress to cover costs of the Freedom 250 events on the National Mall after earlier funding proved insufficient.
National Party MP Llew O’Brien lauded Lachlan Kennedy’s silver medal and new record, saying it shows white Australians can excel in sprinting.
A settlement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has nullified the 2024 endangered listing of the dunes sagebrush lizard after a lawsuit filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Republican operatives say the 2026 midterms will hinge on voters hating Democrats more than the GOP, while internal critics doubt Trump’s focus on 2020 election claims.
President Donald Trump announced a $22 million purchase of 250 Cadillac Escalade SUVs for the White House while many Americans face rising living costs.
With the 2026 midterms approaching, analysts warn that Donald Trump may employ a range of tactics—from claiming fraud to deploying federal agents—to disrupt Democratic gains.
A three-page document released by the White House claiming Chinese interference in the 2020 election is being questioned by intelligence experts and former CIA officials.
President Trump reportedly lost his temper in a recent security meeting, expressing anger over the stagnant Iran conflict and internal disagreements on strategy.
Montana officials say state law forces the Democratic Party to name a replacement if Alani Bankhead exits the Senate contest within two weeks.
Jordan Klepper contends that the MAGA movement depends more on Donald Trump’s identity than any enduring ideology, and may wither without him.