Washington Examiner’s Joe Concha rebutted Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’s criticism of the Trump administration’s deportation efforts, saying she should show gratitude since her city has become “more livable and lawful.” Bass said Sunday the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids have created “fear” in Los Angeles, “a city of immigrants,” and it could not be […]
The driver accused of plowing his car through a crowd in Los Angeles on Saturday is a convicted felon who is out on parole, according to police. Fernando Ramirez, a 29-year-old from San Clemente, has an extensive criminal history ranging from misdemeanors to felonies dating back over a decade. He has been involved in at […]
A “necessary” Democratic civil war is coming, political strategist James Carville warned on Monday, but the party must present a unified front and avoid public brawling until after the 2026 midterm elections. “The Democratic Party is steamrolling toward a civilized civil war,” Carville wrote in a New York Times op-ed. “It’s necessary to have it. […]
(The Center Square) – The Washington state Department of Social and Health Services spending since 2015 has nearly tripled from $9 billion to $25.4 billion, a 182.22% increase heavily driven by long-term care cost increases due in part to an aging population. Since the 2013-15 budget, long-term care spending grew from $3.8 to $12.9 billion, and now represents half of DSHS’ […]
(The Center Square) – New York City Mayor Eric Adams is calling for violent migrants in the city to be dealt with “quickly and swiftly” following Saturday’s shooting of an off-duty border patrol agent by an “illegal alien” with a lengthy criminal record. Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Adams commended the U.S. Customs and Border […]
(The Center Square) – North Carolina is one of three states late on an enacted budget for July 1. Lawmakers in Pennsylvania and Oregon are also late, according to research by The Center for Square and the National Association of State Budget Officers. Michigan’s fiscal year begins Oct. 1 and is the other state without a […]
President Donald Trump and the Republican Party’s top priority heading into next year’s midterm congressional elections will be selling the tax cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a pitch that met a stiff headwind from the media and the Democratic Party. While the legislation eked through the House and Senate and was signed […]
A federal court ruled Thursday that a Mississippi law requiring social media users to verify their age can go into effect. A three-judge panel in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous decision by a federal judge that blocked the Walker Montgomery Protecting Children Online Act from going into effect. Social media platforms […]
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent assured that the administration is more focused on “high-quality deals” for tariffs than reaching a deadline. President Donald Trump’s deadline for tariffs has been postponed twice. The current deadline is Aug. 1, but Bessent appeared on CNBC’s Squawk Box Monday to assure the deadline is not the most important part of […]
President Donald Trump and Republicans kicked Democrats out of power in 2024. Democrats are hoping Trump’s link to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein can reverse their fortunes in 2026. While Epstein has always been a person Democrats have been eager to link Trump to, the administration’s recent hesitancy to be as transparent as they promised […]
