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Chuck Schumer plans a vote to challenge the anti-weaponization fund as GOP dissent grows ahead of a reconciliation vote-a-rama.
Maine Democratic Senate frontrunner Graham Platner faces a new sexting controversy as Senate Democrats express concerns and keep their distance.
With LA's primary hours away, mayoral candidate Pratt uses a viral video to spotlight homelessness, attacking incumbents Bass and Raman.
California voters head to the polls in a competitive primary for governor, with Democrat Xavier Becerra leading and progressive Tom Steyer and Republican Steve Hilton vying for the second runoff spot.
Over 600 drones and 70 missiles hit Kyiv and other cities overnight, with dozens injured and a rising death toll.
At least six primaries across the country will gauge whether progressive or moderate wings hold sway as Democrats rebuild before the 2026 midterms.
Americans trust employers over all other institutions, and CEOs must step up to meet the moment, says Axios' Jim VandeHei, citing Edelman data.
At least 14 killed and dozens injured in overnight Russian barrage across five Ukrainian cities; Kyiv requests advanced air defense systems.
The Family and Medical Leave Act offers job-protected leave but faces limitations, raising questions about the need for updated federal caregiving support.
Republican Steve Hilton says it's 'now or never for California' as voters head to the polls Tuesday.
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan approved a landmark defense budget, ending a six-month stalemate that had strained U.S.-Taiwan relations.
President Trump lashed out at Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in an expletive-laden call, accusing him of ingratitude and blocking a strike on Beirut.
The White House declassifies Apollo 12 audio and military sightings, but bipartisan criticism mounts over withheld records.
Tuesday's jungle primary in California will gauge voter fatigue with aging Democratic incumbents facing younger challengers.
A Pew Research analysis reveals federal agency accounts on X are receiving significantly more audience interaction compared to the Biden administration's final year.
The Ohio-based slider chain introduces the Southwest Veggie Slider as a permanent meatless option following customer demand.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan asks NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify on whether sports leagues' use of antitrust exemptions harms consumers.
Landscaping work on the east side of the Cannon House Office Building signals the final stages of a renovation that began in 2015.
New federal rules mandate work or community engagement for certain Medicaid recipients, with states racing to comply by early next year.
The U.S. special operations task force in Somalia is hiring contractors to advise troops on local politics, culture, and tribal dynamics.
A Reason podcast episode critiques socialism for government efficiency, discusses the Democratic Party's candidate problem, property tax breaks for seniors, and UFC at the White House.
Challengers argue the state's latest redistricting plan likely discriminates against Black voters, urging the justices to keep current lines in place.
Rob Sand, a pro-hunting Democrat critical of the two-party system, leads a push to flip Iowa's governorship as Trump's approval dips and gas prices rise.
As Nancy Pelosi prepares to retire from the House after four decades, she is leveraging her fundraising network and endorsements to support more than a dozen Democratic candidates in the upcoming election.
Ukrainian media voices argue that post-war rebuilding must prioritize accessibility for disabled citizens, a dimension often overlooked in Western coverage focused on the battlefield.
The Trump administration is abandoning its controversial $1.8 billion 'weaponization' fund after bipartisan opposition, officials say.
Acting director Russell Vought faces a lawsuit questioning his authority as the Aug. 1 FVRA deadline approaches.
Former first lady pushes back against criticism from some Democrats who view her book tour as ill-timed ahead of midterms.
The former clerk, convicted in a 2020 election conspiracy scheme, was released after President Trump pressured Colorado's Democratic governor.
Kyle Balzer and Robert Peters recommend placing US theater nuclear forces in South Korea and Japan to reduce war risk with China.
Despite being one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, Ethiopia grapples with conflict, exclusion, and uneven development ahead of its elections, according to political scientist Dr. Douglas Yates.
Sen. Bernie Sanders announced plans to introduce legislation that would give the federal government a majority stake in leading AI firms, funneling profits into a public sovereign wealth fund.
A recap of episode 10 of 'The Real Housewives of Rhode Island' features a physical altercation and new rumors about a cast member's marriage.
Malaysia's Johor state dissolves its legislature, setting the stage for an election that will test Umno's revival and strain Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's ruling coalition.
A new cybersecurity report warns hackers are focusing on misleading voters rather than rigging voting machines in the 2026 midterm elections.
The US struck Iranian military sites over the weekend, prompting Iran to retaliate against a US base and leaving Kuwait under aerial assault.
A KFF Health News report reveals the emotional and financial toll on patients sued over medical bills, highlighting systemic blame-shifting among healthcare stakeholders.
Norway becomes the ninth country to sign onto France's nuclear deterrence framework, with Germany set to observe French nuclear exercises in September.
Sen. Jon Ossoff criticized President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and senior advisor Stephen Miller during a campaign rally in Atlanta, arguing their worldview misunderstands the source of American greatness.
The US launched strikes on Iranian radar sites over the weekend following the downing of a US F-15E fighter jet, which officials suspect was brought down by a Chinese-made missile.
Left-wing senator Iván Cepeda will face far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella in a June 21 runoff after a first round seen as a referendum on President Gustavo Petro’s policies.
Knicks coach Mike Brown returns to his family's home city focused on defeating the Spurs in the NBA Finals.
Al Jazeera argues that the upcoming national vote, while not solving all issues, represents a potential step toward democratic consolidation in Ethiopia.
Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters confirms the party will move forward with a midterm convention ahead of the November general election, as outlined by President Trump.
Sen. Cory Booker expressed concerns Sunday that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's alleged sexually explicit messages may hurt Democratic chances to unseat incumbent Susan Collins.
The American Jewish Congress announced a new venture-style incubator called AJCatalyst Lab to combat rising antisemitism through high-impact initiatives.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is expected to win a landslide in Ethiopia's seventh general election, but the vote is overshadowed by insecurity, repression, and doubts over democratic conditions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says Senate Republican leaders have pledged support for his general election campaign following his bitter primary runoff victory over incumbent Sen. John Cornyn.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear argues that Democratic gains in traditionally Republican states could reshape the political map ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum defends a nonpartisan concert series for the 250th anniversary after artists withdraw and critics demand donor disclosure.
Adam Hamawy, a first-time candidate and war surgeon, has surged to the front of a congressional primary in New Jersey with endorsements from prominent progressives.
All nine missing workers have been recovered after a chemical tank rupture at a Washington paper pulp facility, raising the death toll to 11.
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis shared a series of black-and-white photos on Instagram, mourning the death of her sister Kelly Curtis.
A veteran journalist laid off after a decade at a media company shares the difficulty of finding a job in digital journalism at age 50+.
A personal essay explores the ethical conflict between honoring a grandmother's past decision to hide a pregnancy and supporting the secret child seeking connection.
Democrats and Republicans view Iowa's Tuesday primary as a key bellwether for control of Congress.
Two opinion pieces argue rising hate against Jews and Muslims must be addressed together as overlapping societal threats.
An influx of 2.6 million new residents since 2020 is injecting uncertainty into the contest between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico.
Israeli forces capture a strategic Crusader-era castle in southern Lebanon, escalating the conflict despite a nominal ceasefire and ahead of US-led talks.
More than 800 University of California faculty members call on the Board of Regents to overhaul admissions policies they say are admitting unprepared students.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner faces new allegations of sexually explicit texts and an active profile on a messaging platform linked to sexual exploitation, prompting talk of a potential ballot replacement.
The Whiskey Rebellion of 1794, when President Washington used federal force against citizen militias, echoes enduring U.S. debates over taxation, liberty, and central authority.
The Los Angeles mayoral candidate made a final push in Baldwin Village days before Tuesday's primary.
President Trump sought revisions to the Iran deal during a Situation Room meeting, triggering another round of negotiations.
A new Emerson College poll shows slim but growing odds that Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer will be the top two finishers in California's gubernatorial primary, potentially shutting out Republican candidates.
Two-thirds of performers have withdrawn from the president's Fourth of July event, citing partisan concerns; Trump announces an 'America Is Back' rally as a substitute.
Ukraine simultaneously struck two Russian Tu-142 naval aircraft and an Iskander missile launcher in Taganrog, with drone footage capturing the attacks.
Russia and Afghanistan's Taliban government have signed a military cooperation deal, marking a significant step in their growing ties.
Some New Yorkers call for $800,000 each in reparations as a state commission holds a hearing on slavery's legacy.
Two rival super PACs, one backed by Anthropic and the other by OpenAI, are spending millions in a bitter fight to sway this year's elections, particularly Democratic primaries.
A RealClearPolitics analysis argues that the Democratic Party must focus on regulating capitalism as its top priority to regain electoral success.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and linebacker Abdul Carter publicly resolve a disagreement stemming from Dart's introduction of President Trump at a political rally.
Actor Michael McKean pays tribute to director Rob Reiner following his death, recalling their work together on 'This is Spinal Tap.'
Voters head to the polls Tuesday in a high-stakes primary that will set the stage for November's battle for governor, Congress and Los Angeles mayor.
President Macron leads tributes to the renowned sociologist and philosopher, calling him 'humanism personified.'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pushed back against a military official's statement that the Iran conflict has delayed a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan.
As Inglewood's new stadiums gear up for the World Cup and Olympics, some residents question whether the boom will benefit them.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a security forum in Singapore to praise Asian allies and stable US-China ties while criticizing European partners and NATO.
Israel reported intercepting an aerial assault from Hezbollah on Saturday, with damage visible in northern areas.
Sunday's presidential election pits left and right contenders with conflicting approaches to ending decades of armed conflict.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledges to resolve the long-standing abduction dispute, signaling openness to summit talks.
Some lawmakers are speaking out against closed, single-party primaries, arguing they limit voter choice and promote partisan loyalty.
A Democratic senator cautioned that the Trump administration's focus on other conflicts could undermine US commitment to the Indo-Pacific, even as the Pentagon chief assured allies of continued engagement.
A resurgence of piracy off Somalia is forcing ships to reroute, driving up insurance, transit times, and security costs.
New surveillance footage captures a teen hurling an over 30-pound couch from the top floor of a shopping mall, narrowly avoiding striking pedestrians below.
Pentagon chief tells Singapore summit the US is capable of recommencing conflict with Iran and presses Japan on defense spending.
The U.S. military conducted its third strike this week against a suspected narco-trafficking vessel, killing three men as the overall death toll in the campaign surpasses 200.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth commended Indo-Pacific nations for enhancing their defense capabilities, citing pragmatic burden sharing.
Ethiopia votes on June 1, 2026, as Gulf rivalry and Nile dispute escalate, with Tigray excluded for the second time.
County party chairs in New Jersey's 8th congressional district are backing independent Aristotle Eliopoulos after no Republican qualified for the primary ballot.
A Texas Public Opinion Research poll finds Democrat James Talarico ahead of Republican Ken Paxton among likely voters, with Libertarian Ted Brown drawing some undecided support.
The Department of Justice has moved to disqualify Judge Ross from overseeing the election interference case, citing a conflict of interest revealed by the Eleventh Circuit.
Former Attorney General Pamela Bondi told a House panel that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche made key decisions regarding the release of Jeffrey Epstein files.
A hunger strike and protests at a reopened facility challenge the new Homeland Security Secretary's leadership.
The European Union will release over €16 billion in frozen funds to Hungary, citing political change after the election of Péter Magyar.
Republicans in Louisiana have approved a redistricting plan that reduces Black electoral influence, leaving five of six House seats safely Republican.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) jabbed at President Trump with a cryptic fable after Trump endorsed Ken Paxton, who defeated Cornyn in the Texas GOP Senate primary.
The 16-year House veteran becomes the 30th Democrat from the 119th Congress not to seek reelection, citing strategic decision-making amid redistricting concerns.
Republican lawmakers and election integrity advocates are rallying behind the SAVE Act, arguing it is essential to safeguarding American elections by tightening voter identification and registration safeguards.
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