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LA mayoral race outcome ‘not a huge surprise’ but process was ‘terrible’: Byron York

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York signaled he was unsurprised by the Los Angeles mayoral race outcome, but blasted the race’s ballot-counting process. “The idea that Pratt could either win or even place second place in a primary was kind of unrealistic,” York said on Fox News’s Fox & Friends Tuesday. Los Angeles mayoral […]

UFO whistleblower pushes Vance to investigate alleged billions of federal ‘slush funds’ tied to classified programs

UFO Whistleblower David Grusch on Tuesday suggested the White House should investigate billions of dollars he suggested are being funneled to secret programs operated by the federal government.  Grusch, a former intelligence officer who gave NewsNation his first on-the-record interview as a whistleblower in 2023, before testifying to Congress, claimed there are massive “slush funds” […]

SPLC president struggles answering why antifa or anti-LGBT Islamic groups are missing from hate map

Southern Poverty Law Center President Bryan Fair faced sharp questioning from House Republicans on Tuesday over why the organization’s widely cited hate map does not appear to include violent antifa-affiliated groups, the left-wing pro-abortion-rights Jane’s Revenge, or Islamic organizations that oppose LGBT individuals. “Under your criteria, Turning Point USA, Family Research Council, and other conservative […]

Karmelo Anthony jury returns with guilty verdict in Austin Metcalf murder

A Texas jury reached a guilty verdict Tuesday in the trial of Karmelo Anthony. The 19-year-old is convicted of murder in the fatal stabbing of another teenager, Austin Metcalf, 17, according to AP News.  Anthony faced a first-degree murder charge for the Frisco, Texas, stabbing on April 2, 2025. Anthony said he acted in self-defense […]

Which Democrats have taken themselves out of the 2028 presidential race?

A growing number of prominent Democrats have publicly ruled out a run for higher office as the country begins to look ahead to 2028, instead focusing on their current roles or plans beyond elected office. Among those who have recently downplayed or rejected presidential speculation are former Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer […]

Stephen A. Smith fires back at Trump over ‘low IQ’ jab: ‘Put my IQ up against yours’

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith fired back at President Donald Trump’s “low IQ” jab, saying, “You want to talk about IQ? I could say I put my IQ up against yours any day of the week.” Trump’s “low IQ” remark came after a C-SPAN reporter asked Trump to respond to Smith’s comment that he would […]

Trump will get another pick on influential federal appeals court

President Donald Trump will have the opportunity to nominate another judge to a key federal appeals court after one of the judges announced this week that he would take senior status. Circuit Judge Kurt Engelhardt, who was nominated to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals by Trump in 2018, told the White House in a […]

Tom Steyer wastes $550 million and ‘everyone’s time’ in failed governor and presidential bids

Billionaire Tom Steyer, who had been polling near the top of the leaderboard for California governor, sank more than $213 million of his own money into what now increasingly looks like a futile bid.  While the Associated Press has not officially called the primary contest, a week after polls closed, the vote count as of Tuesday afternoon […]

First lady celebrates AI challenge finalists: ‘We are just at the beginning’

First lady Melania Trump awarded finalists of the first Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge on Tuesday at the White House, celebrating educators and students who used the developing technology to create projects addressing today’s issues. “Today is about opening doors,” Trump said. “When new doors open, passions flow, courage blossoms, and dreams are realized. AI inspires. […]

Senate GOP cool to House push for third party-line budget bill: ‘Really not an option’

Senate Republicans are unlikely to take up a third budget reconciliation bill to advance more of President Donald Trump’s agenda. The development is sure to be unwelcome news for their counterparts in the House, who have advocated a third bill. The ambitious push from House Republicans for another party-line package in Trump’s second term, and […]
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