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Nevada and South Carolina battle in DNC to be first 2028 primary state

Nevada is angling to oust South Carolina as the first state to hold the Democratic primary in the 2028 elections, a move that is causing a ruckus in the caucus.  South Carolina was first on Democrats’ primary calendar in 2024, when the state played a critical part in nominating then-President Joe Biden for a second […]

European Union approves $81 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. deal

The European Commission approved the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery on Wednesday, clearing the way for the acquisition in the European Union just days after the process stalled in the United States because of pending litigation against the deal. The European Commission announced its antitrust regulators gave the $81 billion deal the […]

Alyssa Farah Griffin rips Tucker Carlson: Men ‘would rather rant on a podcast than go to therapy’

The View cohost Alyssa Farah Griffin took aim at Tucker Carlson over his remarks that women want men to make decisions, saying, “apparently, men would rather have a podcast where they rant about women than go to therapy.” Griffin was responding to comments Carlson made in a recent appearance on Bloomberg Podcasts’ The Mishal Husain […]

Court records detail Tate brothers’ alleged rape of three women

Unsealed court filings revealed the details of violent rape allegations against Andrew and Tristan Tate, which led to their arrest over the weekend by U.S. Marshals. The new charges from the U.K. Crown Prosecution Service, stemming from alleged offenses between July 2010 and August 2017, include 32 charges against Andrew Tate and six charges against […]

Ex-Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and wife scheduled for June 2027 drug trafficking trial

Disgraced former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife are scheduled to stand trial June 1, 2027, on charges that they participated in a decadeslong conspiracy to flood the United States with cocaine. U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, a 92-year-old appointee of former President Bill Clinton, set the date Wednesday at the joint request of […]

DSA’s ‘sweet spot’ is voters who are ‘bitter’ about their lives: Byron York

Washington Examiner chief political columnist Byron York said “we’ve learned a lot about the DSA” recently and have identified the “sweet spot” for the party. On Tuesday, Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) triumphed over his Democratic Socialists of America-backed opponent Kai Newkirk for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District. “It would have been a huge story if the […]

Democrats see dip in generic ballot polling

Republicans are gaining ground in recent generic ballot polling, with the narrowing gap suggesting a likely majority will be decided at the margins, even as Democrats maintain an advantage. Democrats are favored to reclaim the majority for the first time since 2022, but a slew of new surveys show Republicans with some momentum. The generic […]

Mamdani appoints former FTC chief Lina Khan to manage city’s business growth

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani tapped former Biden-era Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Lina Khan as the next board chairwoman of the city’s Economic Development Corporation on Wednesday. Mamdani’s appointment of the staunch antitrust advocate represents a significant leadership change for the corporation overseeing economic growth in New York City’s business community. In a city […]

Trump threatened Iran’s key infrastructure. Where are its most important power plants?

President Donald Trump threatened to destroy one bridge or power plant for every new munition fired by Iran at shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, bringing forward the potential of the largest electrical system in the Middle East being destroyed. Slightly over three weeks before the beginning of Operation Epic Fury, Iran’s Tavanir state grid […]

France marks 5,700 excess deaths during June heat wave

French health officials estimate that the country’s historic June heat wave contributed to more than 5,700 excess deaths, according to preliminary research released Wednesday. The heat wave, which gripped much of France from June 17 to July 2, coincided with 21,674 deaths from all causes in the affected regions, compared with an estimated 15,910 deaths […]
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