Police Pull Alarm On LA Power Shift
Police union leaders warn that a Democratic Socialist–aligned candidate could reshape Los Angeles with policies that reduce traditional policing and expand government control of...
Netanyahu Scraps Tour, Flies In-And-Out
President Trump cut short his Camp David stay as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slashed his U.S. visit to a brief New York stop, signaling...
Blue Wave? Senate Says Not So Fast
A blue national mood may be building, but the 2026 Senate map still leans Republican, keeping the chamber within reach for conservatives even in...
War Powers Showdown: Trump Cornered
House lawmakers ordered President Trump to end U.S. hostilities with Iran after a razor-thin vote under the War Powers law, escalating a high-stakes constitutional...
Missing Records Cloud AOC Jan. 6 Tale
A high-profile Associated Press fact check cleared Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on a narrow point about Jan. 6, but left key context and records unanswered...
Pentagon Shock: 9/11 Message Hits Hard
At the Pentagon 25 years after 9/11, Secretary Pete Hegseth declared that evil “did not get the last word,” honoring the fallen and calling...
Trump Vows Instant Iran Win — Aides Balk
President Trump says the Iran war will end "immediately" once the midterm elections are over, but his own top advisers have privately warned him...
A Court Fight Could Define Election-Day Boundaries
A new lawsuit asks a federal judge to stop armed immigration agents from entering polling places, setting up a direct clash over voter intimidation...
Meta’s Gamble: Crowds Judge Truth Now
Meta is rolling out crowd-written “Community Notes” across 16 Spanish-speaking Latin American countries, signaling a shift away from paid fact-checkers and toward user-powered policing...
The 9/11 Headline That Didn’t Age Well
A national paper marked 9/11 by saying “airplanes took aim” at the Twin Towers—then deleted the post after backlash and rewrote it to name...
