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Federal agents seize devices from ex-Rep. Eric Swalwell in sexual misconduct probe, AP source says
Federal agents seized electronic devices from former Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco airport and searched his Washington home as part of an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations, according to sources.
Trump threatens $5bn lawsuit over liberal national guard policy report
Former President Trump’s lawyer threatened a $5 billion lawsuit against the Center for American Progress over a report criticizing the National Guard deployments’ crime-fighting effectiveness.
Trump’s trade war with Canada: A timeline of how we got here
President Trump has imposed escalating tariffs on Canadian imports during his second term, including a 50% levy on $20 billion in goods that took effect Saturday, prompting Canada’s retaliatory measures.
Pete Buttigieg returns to South Carolina as he weighs another White House run
Pete Buttigieg returned to South Carolina this weekend to explore another presidential run, receiving warm receptions from Black voters after his 2020 campaign struggled with this demographic in the state.
Natalie Harp reportedly posted 150 pro-Trump tweets on day of Capitol riot
CNN reported that Trump aide Natalie Harp posted over 150 pro-Trump messages on the day of the January 6 Capitol attack, years before joining his administration, according to a now-deactivated social media account.
Tim Scott defends Darline Graham’s ‘national security is not my thing’ comment
Senator Tim Scott defended colleague Darline Graham after she acknowledged limited national security knowledge during a Republican primary debate ahead of South Carolina’s runoff election.
Democrats incredulous over Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner meeting
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries met with Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner to discuss possible collaboration, prompting criticism from Democratic figures ahead of midterm elections.
Trump laying groundwork to impose national emergency by sowing election distrust
Trump’s administration has intensified efforts to question election integrity through intelligence releases and public statements, prompting concerns among voting experts that it may declare a national emergency to assert control over midterm elections.
Why Texas’ redistricting plan isn’t a sure bet
Texas’ new congressional map aims to boost Republicans by five seats, but its success depends on whether voters who supported Trump in 2024 will remain loyal to the party in midterm elections without him on the ballot.
Drug prices have declined sharply, and Trump is taking credit. The reason behind the drop is complex
U.S. prescription drug prices fell 3.1% year-over-year, the largest drop since 1963. President Trump credits his policies, but experts cite multiple factors including prior Democratic legislation and market competition.
Whistleblower alleges political pressure, lack of evidence in antisemitism probes targeting schools
A former Justice Department lawyer alleges a Trump administration task force pressured Ivy League universities into settlements despite investigations that were rushed and lacked evidence of legal violations.
Judge rules paint tests on Eisenhower Building can proceed, advancing Trump’s makeover plans for now
A federal judge has cleared limited paint tests on the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, allowing President Trump to advance his plans for a major renovation of the historic structure adjacent to the White House.
Fake polling from mysterious company highlights danger of unvetted election surveys
A Los Angeles mayor amplified a fabricated poll during her reelection campaign before the pollster admitted the data was fake, raising concerns about unvetted election surveys entering political discourse.
US senator Jon Ossoff condemns Trump as ‘draft-dodging, crook president’
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff called President Trump a “draft-dodging, crook president” during a campaign appearance in Georgia, intensifying their public conflict over military and foreign policy matters.
Democratic socialist Angie Nixon clinches surprise primary win in Florida US Senate race
Democratic socialist Angie Nixon won Florida’s Democratic US Senate primary over better-funded former intelligence officer Alexander Vindman, upsetting the party establishment.
Prosecutors say bullet engraving shows Charlie Kirk was targeted for his politics
Prosecutors argue that an engraved bullet with the inscription “Hey Facist! CATCH!” demonstrates Charlie Kirk was targeted for his politics, a factor that could influence whether the defendant faces capital punishment.
Who is Natalie Harp? Trump’s closest and most devoted aide is in the spotlight
Natalie Harp, a 35-year-old cancer survivor and longtime Trump supporter, has become one of the president’s closest aides following recent scrutiny of their relationship by Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff.
Trump reportedly casts mail-in ballot in Florida Republican primary
President Trump cast a mail-in ballot in Florida’s Republican primary, according to voting records and White House confirmation, marking at least his third use of mail-in voting.
Minnesota governor signs order to slow down any mining efforts in Boundary Waters wilderness
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order to prevent state review of mining permits in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, four months after Congress and the Trump administration lifted a federal mining ban.
Appeals court says Trump-appointed US attorney in Nevada can’t legally serve in the role
An appeals court ruled that Trump-appointed U.S. attorney Sigal Chattah in Nevada served unlawfully, marking another setback in the administration’s effort to extend prosecutors beyond legally permitted limits.
Senator presses Hegseth, Caine for commitment to keep US military out of the midterm elections
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin has requested written assurances from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Joint Chiefs chairman that the Pentagon will not deploy federal troops to polling places during November’s midterm elections.
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2019’s Best- & Worst-Run Cities in America
With the field of candidates for the upcoming 2020 presidential election widening, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2019’s Best- & Worst-Run Cities in America as well as accompanying videos. To determine the effectiveness of...
Republican Candidates Who Have Confirmed They Are Running For President In 2020
President Trump has definitely had his share of ups and downs in the last few years. Yet, despite all the calls for impeachment, the Russian crisis, and some questionable tweets, he is still running the country and ready to stand for re-election. This is something...
Can Social Media Save the Green Party?
By Tom Rowsell The UK general elections are only a couple of weeks away and the future of Natalie Bennett’s eco friendly party is uncertain. The Greens have had a rough time in the mainstream media recently. They have been fending off criticism that their citizen’s...
Solving the Problem of Homelessness Among Veterans
The federal government has long held the goal of ending veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. For those of you who are keeping track, that’s just a little over a year away (or less than a year depending on when you read this). Nobody’s doubting the nobility of the...