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House Democrats would represent some of California’s reddest realms under redistricting plan

ALTURAS, California — Marin and Modoc are both California counties that start with “M,” but that’s about where their similarities end. Marin, on the Golden Gate Bridge’s northern side within sight of San Francisco‘s often fog-swept skyline, was President Donald Trump‘s worst electoral performance in 2024 in California’s 58 counties. Modoc, in California’s rural northeast […]

Democrats thrust expiring Obamacare credits into center of shutdown brawl

Senate Democrats are rolling out a new demand from Republicans as the parties clash ahead of an Oct. 1 government funding deadline: extend enhanced health insurance premium subsidies set to expire at year’s end. The Obamacare tax credits offer a far simpler messaging strategy on a subject that impacts millions of low- and middle-income Americans […]

The government cannot save Intel. The best thing it can do is get out of the way in the semiconductor industry.

President Donald Trump’s haters have spent a decade accusing him of being a fascist. Yet, his plan to unilaterally extract a 10% equity stake in moribund chipmaker Intel is now about as close to that notion as anything he has tried during his two White House terms. The White House has defended the unprecedented move, […]

How Cracker Barrel’s logo ordeal explains American politics

I could fill a whole article with stories. The time a manager locked the front door at a sprint lest a tour bus swamp us a minute before closing. The time a young black co-worker startled everyone by refusing to “wait on [her] own kind.” The time I stole a sausage patty from a customer’s […]

If a movie makes $2 billion and no Americans are around to see it, does it make a sound? Review of ‘Ne Zha 2’

Unless you are a major Sinophile or one of those wayward souls who monitor box office receipts like day traders monitor the Japanese futures market (ahem), you likely haven’t heard of the highest-grossing animated film of all time. Ne Zha 2, an animated partial retelling of the 16th-century Chinese folk novel Investiture of the Gods, […]

‘The Rainmaker’ explores what it takes to make John Grisham bad

John Grisham’s The Rainmaker started life as a novel (1995), became a film by Francis Ford Coppola (1997), and is now a television series on USA and Peacock. Somewhere, creative teams are readying a rock opera and a Saturday morning cartoon.  The new show is better described as an homage to the book and movie […]

Barrett says thinking about Supreme Court as ‘Left and Right’ is wrong

NEW YORK, NY — Justice Amy Coney Barrett pushed back on partisan portrayals of the Supreme Court during a conversation in Manhattan on Thursday, saying it’s a “mistake” to view the justices as aligned with the political Left or Right. “Judges wear black robes because we are not partisan,” Barrett, one of three high court appointees of President […]

Trump denies meddling in NYC mayoral race to help Cuomo against Mamdani

President Donald Trump denied reports that he is pressuring current New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Silwa to drop out of the city’s mayoral race in an effort to boost former Gov. Andrew Cuomo‘s chances against Democratic front-runner Zohran Mamdani. “No, I don’t like to see a communist become mayor, I […]

Appeals court blocks order shuttering Alligator Alcatraz

A federal appeals court has blocked a lower court’s order to shutter the “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center over environmental concerns, in a win for the Trump administration and Florida officials. A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled 2-1 on Thursday in favor of halting a preliminary injunction imposed […]

DOJ won’t defend USDA programs Wisconsin farmer sued over

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Justice won’t defend a group of Biden-era Department of Agriculture aid programs that were challenged by a Wisconsin farmer. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty filed a June lawsuit on behalf of Chilton’s Adam Faust claiming the USDA had continued programs that discriminated against farmers based […]
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