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Kennedy Center board will hold off on adding Trump’s name to the facility until October

The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees decided to hold off on adding President Donald Trump’s name to the facade of the performing arts facility until Oct. 8 as a federal judge deliberates on the matter. Justice Department lawyers notified the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Thursday evening that the board will […]

Trump administration plans to sell sliver of Yosemite to private company: Report

The Trump administration is pursuing a deal to give a small sliver of land in Yosemite National Park to a private company for development, according to a report. Four people familiar with the matter told NOTUS that the Trump administration has been trying to arrange a land exchange between the federal government and a Nevada-based […]

Payroll jobs estimate likely to be revised down by 79,000: Bureau of Labor Statistics

The federal government’s estimate of the total number of payroll jobs is likely to be revised down by 79,000, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday. The update, a preliminary notice of forthcoming revisions to the jobs numbers, means that the labor market has been weaker than thought. That is a blow to President Donald […]

‘She lets the worst criminals out of jail early’: Battleground Republican casts prosecutor opponent as soft on crime

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA) faces a competitive reelection campaign against Henrico County’s top prosecutor, but he’s betting that her biggest asset — a background in law and order — might instead be a liability on the campaign trail. Shannon Taylor, considered a top recruit for Democrats, has leaned into her background on the […]

Norwegian King Harald V, Europe’s oldest reigning monarch, dies at 89

Norwegian King Harald V died on Friday at 89 after 35 years on the throne, with his son Haakon VIII becoming king. Harald was a figure of stability in a time of tremendous change and challenges in Norway, including drastic demographic change, an oil boom, and the 2011 terrorist attacks by Anders Breivik. At the […]

DeFlock started from one man’s curiosity — now Flock cameras are a midterm issue

Will Freeman wasn’t looking to start a national movement when he launched DeFlock after noticing Flock Safety’s automatic license plate readers along the side of the road. The software engineer was driving across the country in 2024 when the cameras began catching his attention. They appeared at interstate exits, along city streets, and, in one […]

Abdul el Sayed says he rejects super PACs. He’s benefiting from them anyway

Abdul el Sayed has lambasted dark money super PAC spending during his Michigan Senate bid and indicated he won’t support Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) for Democratic leader, but he’s been boosted by millions of dollars from Schumer-aligned groups in the weeks since winning the primary. Candidates cannot coordinate with super PACs. But the battleground nominee […]

ICE purchases thousands of electric shock gloves as ‘low-impact alternative’ de-escalation tool

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement granted a $16.7 million contract to Kentucky-based manufacturer Compliant Technologies to purchase 6,000 electric shock gloves over the next six months.  The Department of Homeland Security said the devices would be distributed to Enforcement and Removal Operations officers and Homeland Security Investigations agents. The electric shock gloves would act as […]

Maine and Georgia could test whether ticket-splitting is making a comeback

One of the defining questions of the 2026 midterm elections is whether voters will still cross party lines in prominent statewide races or whether polarization has made straight-ticket voting the default. Maine and Georgia offer near mirror-image tests. In Maine, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Hannah Pingree is running well ahead of Republican nominee Bobby Charles, while […]

DNC recruits lawyers and thousands of ‘voter protection’ volunteers as it braces for contentious midterm elections

Democrats are gearing up for a potentially close and contentious midterm election by hiring lawyers, building out a nationwide “voter protection infrastructure,” and deploying tens of thousands of election observers across the country. The preparations include, for the first time, an internal Democratic National Committee litigation department designed to fight election-related legal battles as President […]
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