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Virginia and New Jersey ā€˜lean Democratic’ in early gubernatorial ratings

The two gubernatorial elections in 2025 are both leaning toward Democrats roughly six months before Election Day, according to one election predictor. Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics has rated both Virginia and New Jerseyā€˜s gubernatorial races as ā€œleans Democratic.ā€ The incumbents in the two states, Govs. Glenn Youngkin […]

Neil Young targets Tesla and Musk in fiery new anthem

Singer Neil Young returned to the political spotlight, setting his sights on Elon Musk with a new protest anthem, ā€œLet’s Roll Again.ā€ Young debuted the song at the Light Up the Blues benefit concert in Los Angeles alongside Stephen Stills, Billy Idol, Cat Power, Rufus Wainwright, and Linda Perry. The annual event raises funds for […]

Tim Walz says Harris chose him for VP to ā€˜code talk to white guys’

Minnesota Governor and former Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz continued his national ā€œlistening tourā€ at a Harvard Kennedy School forum, where he explained that Vice President Kamala Harris selected him as her 2024 running mate to help ā€œcode talk to white guys.ā€ ā€œI would argue because we did a lot of amazing progressive things […]

Woman whom David Hogg beat for DNC position claims discrimination in challenging results: Report

A woman who lost out on becoming a Democratic National Committee vice chairperson to David Hogg is challenging her defeat.Ā  The DNC’s Credentials Committee is expected to meet virtually on May 12 to consider the challenge from Kalyn Free, a Native American attorney whom Hogg defeated to become vice chairman, Semafor reported. Free has argued […]

LAFD union boss who blamed lack of funds for limited response to wildfires took home $500,000 in pay and overtime

Freddy Escobar, the president of the United Firefighters of Los Angeles City, broke down in tears when he blamed the fire department’s lack of money for its limited response to the catastrophic LA fires that ripped through towns, burned down businesses, and left thousandsĀ homeless earlier this year.Ā  Escobar said he had warned ā€œfor yearsā€ that […]

Trump Education Department launches Title IX investigation into Washington state

EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration has launched an investigation into Washington state for allegedly allowing biological males to participate in female sports and use girls’ locker rooms in possible violation of Title IX, a federal civil rights law. The Education Department investigation into the Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction also seeks to determine […]

Team of sycophants: Cabinet lines up to lavish praise on Trump

PresidentĀ Donald Trumpā€˜sĀ CabinetĀ members feted their boss with lengthy speeches describing their ā€œhonorā€ serving the administration, as the White House marks the 100th day in office. Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting featured every member praising Trump’s leadership, a symbolic display of unity amidĀ reports of infightingĀ spilling out to the public. The roughly 90-minute on-camera display largely resembled Trump’s first Cabinet […]

Arizona push to create first-ever state Bitcoin reserve heads to Katie Hobbs’s desk

Arizona is one step closer to creating the first-ever state Bitcoin reserve, but it will only be completed if Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) gives final approval. The Republican-led state House and Senate passed a pair of bills, Senate Bill 1025 and Senate Bill 1373, which would create a Bitcoin reserve, similar to President Donald Trumpā€˜s […]

Ford CEO extends employee pricing promotion on vehicles amid tariff battle

Ford has announced anĀ extension of its incentive to offer employee pricing to all U.S. customers on most Ford and LincolnĀ models through July 4. The ā€œFrom America, For Americaā€ campaign came as the auto industry facesĀ 25% tariffsĀ on foreign imports. This initiative could save customers as much as $4,000 in the meantime. Ford’s promotion was initially slated […]

Trump economic adviser blames ā€˜lingering problems’ from Biden for GDP report

White House Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Stephen Miran blamed a poor first-quarter GDP report on January being ā€œa very weak monthā€ under former President Joe Biden. The Bureau of Economic Analysis published its report Wednesday, finding that the GDP decreased by 0.3% from January to April. Imports negatively affected GDP by 5%. ā€œSo, consumer […]
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