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Newsom to call November special elections to approve new congressional maps

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced Thursday plans to order a special election in November for voters to decide whether to approve new congressional maps to redistrict California House seats in favor of Democrats.  The strategy comes as a retaliatory rebuke to Republican-led Texas’s recent proposal to redraw the political maps in an effort to flip […]

El Salvador approves indefinite presidential reelection and extends terms to six years

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — The party of El Salvador President Nayib Bukele approved constitutional changes in the country’s Legislative Assembly on Thursday that will allow indefinite presidential reelection and extend presidential terms to six years. Lawmaker Ana Figueroa from the New Ideas party had proposed the changes to five articles of the constitution. The proposal […]

Cruz unveils radio bill expanding emergency weather communications after deadly Texas flash floods

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Thursday introduced legislation seeking to modernize weather radio systems after deadly Texas flashfloods recently raised alarms that emergency communications had failed to prevent the loss of life.  The floods along the Guadalupe River in central Texas occurred over the July 4 holiday weekend, leading to the deaths of over 130 […]

Roy Cooper kicks off North Carolina Senate race six points up over Michael Whatley

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper led Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley by 6 percentage points in the first major poll of the 2026 North Carolina Senate race. The Emerson College poll, obtained by Politico, showed Cooper with 47% compared to Whatley’s 41%, with 12% unsure. Cooper has a massive lead among independents, with […]

New York voter rolls riddled with questionable entries: watchdog report

More than 50,000 discrepancies have been discovered in the state of New York’s voter registration rolls, including deceased registrants, placeholder or fictitious birthdates, and duplicate entries, according to an election security watchdog’s findings shared with the Washington Examiner. Among the alarming revelations, Public Interest Legal Foundation, PILF, a law firm focused on voting integrity, found […]

ICE arrests near 150,000 since January as Trump operation ramps up fast

EXCLUSIVE — Federal immigration authorities have arrested nearly 150,000 illegal immigrants across the United States since the beginning of January, shortly before President Donald Trump took office and launched a mass deportation operation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told the Washington Examiner. As of late July, ICE had taken into custody 149,084 people, including nearly 50,000 […]

Supreme Court case could open door for late-arriving ballot challenges

A case before the Supreme Court this fall could determine whether federal candidates and political groups have the right to challenge state voting laws in court, potentially opening the door to new legal challenges against policies that allow ballots to be counted after Election Day. At issue is an Illinois law that permits mail-in ballots to be […]

Comeback Kamala? Harris holds on to her presidential dreams

Former Vice President Kamala Harris still hopes to be president. That’s the most obvious conclusion to draw from Harris announcing over the course of 24 hours that she is not running for governor of California but is releasing a new book about her failed 2024 presidential campaign. Harris’s book won’t be about failure, of course, […]

Harris blasts SCOTUS for forgetting what ‘democracy and rule of law is supposed to be’

Former Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on Thursday night’s episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” to promote her upcoming book, 107 Days. The tome is an account of Harris’s presidential campaign after Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential election. Stephen Colbert discussed the former vice president’s life after the campaign and […]

The key Russiagate records that are still classified or heavily redacted

A number of key documents related to the “manufactured” Russiagate scandal are still heavily redacted or not yet declassified years later, despite efforts by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, among others, to make information about the start of the Trump collusion investigation public. As President Donald Trump’s administration continues […]
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