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Trump’s DOGE cuts face final Senate hurdle with ‘vote-a-rama’ session

For the fourth time this year, the Senate will undergo a marathon voting session known as a “vote-a-rama,” the last step in a dayslong process to rescind billions in foreign aid spending. Beginning Wednesday afternoon, Republicans are powerless to stop the Democrats from forcing a series of votes geared toward making final passage of the […]

‘She took me back’: Barack and Michelle Obama laugh off divorce rumors in podcast interview

Former President Barack and first lady Michelle Obama on Wednesday addressed for the first time together the divorce rumors circulating on social media about their decades-long marriage. The couple laughed off the rumors in a joint interview with Craig Robinson, Michelle Obama’s older brother. “Wait, you guys like each other?” Robinson joked on his podcast […]

Utah blocks land sale to company tied to Chinese government

Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) on Tuesday announced that Utah blocked a land sale to a company he said is linked to the Chinese military. The governor said the state blocked the sale near the Provo airport after it was discovered that the purchasing company, a defense manufacturing company, was linked to the Chinese government. The […]

Virginia GOP Lt. governor candidate releases child care policy plan to bolster families

EXCLUSIVE — Virginia GOP candidate John Reid, who is running for lieutenant governor, released a new policy plan on Wednesday that will expand access to child care for parents while reducing government spending and bolstering resources for home-based and faith-based providers. National Republicans are riding the wave of victory from President Donald Trump‘s “big, beautiful […]

Indicted Judge Dugan claims illegal immigrant escape case criminalizes ‘doing her job’

Indicted Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan pushed back Tuesday on obstruction charges over allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade federal law enforcement, claiming the Justice Department is going after her for “doing her job.” Dugan’s defense came in a court filing Tuesday, objecting to a recommendation filed by U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy Joseph that the […]

Russia launches large-scale attacks on Ukraine after Trump 50-day peace ultimatum

Russia continued its war in Ukraine unabated overnight after President Donald Trump gave the country a 50-day deadline to agree to a ceasefire, launching another mass drone and missile attack. Russia engaged in another drone and missile strike against Ukraine on Tuesday night, launching 400 Geran drones and one Iskander-M ballistic missile, according to Ukraine’s […]

Ex-NYPD commissioner accuses Eric Adams of running department as ‘criminal enterprise’ in lawsuit

A former police commissioner filed a lawsuit against New York City Mayor Eric Adams and top police officials on Wednesday, accusing Adams of running the city’s police department and City Hall as a “criminal enterprise” by manipulating the system for personal and political gain. The lawsuit marks the fifth time in two weeks that a […]

Twenty Palestinians killed in stampede near food distribution site, aid group says

Twenty Palestinians were killed Wednesday outside an aid distribution center in southern Gaza, according to the Israeli-backed humanitarian group leading the humanitarian effort. Exact details of what took place outside the aid site in Khan Younis are still unknown, though the Gaza Humanitarian Fund said it had “credible reason to believe that the elements within […]

Schiff denies Trump’s claims of mortgage fraud as Fannie Mae investigates senator

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) on Tuesday denied accusations from President Donald Trump that he engaged in “possible mortgage fraud,” calling the allegations an attempt at “political retribution.”  Trump and Schiff have been at odds for years, with the Democratic senator having led a House impeachment of the president during his first term and establishing himself […]

Ex-soldier pleads guilty to hacking and extortion plot targeting telecom companies

A former U.S. Army soldier pleaded guilty Tuesday to hacking databases of telecommunications companies, stealing records, and asking for ransom for the stolen data, the Department of Justice said.  The Justice Department said Cameron John Wagenius, 21, defrauded at least 10 organizations by obtaining login credentials and stealing their data in an attempt to extort […]
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