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The jury deciding Lindsay Clancy’s fate still cannot agree, even after a judge’s formal push to break the deadlock. On Tuesday, Judge William Sullivan read the jury a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, … Continue Reading
Caitlin Clark will make her first major senior international tournament appearance at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin. The 24-year-old Indiana Fever guard is joining Team USA as … Continue Reading
Republicans hold a two-point lead over Democrats among likely midterm voters, a new poll shows. The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll for August, released Wednesday, found 51 percent of likely voters backing … Continue Reading
Seven people were shot at a Minneapolis apartment building after officers responded to an eviction dispute. The shooting happened at 15 East Grant Street in Minneapolis’ Loring Park neighborhood. Police … Continue Reading
A Coast Guard jet lost an engine mid-flight Wednesday with Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on board. The aircraft, a C-37A, the military version of the Gulfstream V, was carrying … Continue Reading
The U.S. Mint’s website crashed Wednesday under demand for a Trump commemorative coin. The site buckled within minutes of the coin going on sale, routing buyers into a virtual waiting … Continue Reading
The White House released a list of ten Democratic votes it says put Americans at risk. The document, dropped on Wednesday, compiles roll call votes cast by House and Senate … Continue Reading
Ed Markey beat Seth Moulton by nearly 30 points in Tuesday’s Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary. The race was called by the Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ roughly 30 minutes … Continue Reading
John Sununu now leads Chris Pappas in New Hampshire’s open Senate race, a first in public polling. A University of New Hampshire Survey Center poll puts former U.S. Senator John … Continue Reading
The Dallas Stars will not hold a Pride Night in 2026-2027, the first time in five years. The NHL team made no announcement explaining the decision. Pride Night had typically … Continue Reading
A federal judge has ruled the Trump administration cannot deport foreign students for expressing support for terrorist organizations. U.S. District Judge Noel Wise, based in the Northern District of California, … Continue Reading
Eight House Democrats broke with party leadership to back a Republican resolution condemning socialism. The nonbinding measure passed 220 to 192, with every Republican who voted supporting it and eight … Continue Reading
A Yale historian told Rep. Jasmine Crockett that Spain won the World Cup because they had the best team. That was not the answer Crockett was looking for. The Texas … Continue Reading
A federal judge has blocked New York’s $75 billion climate superfund law, handing Letitia James a significant legal defeat. Chief U.S. District Judge Brenda Sannes ruled Monday that New York … Continue Reading
Pelosi publicly embarrassed Jeffries after Democrats lost a House rule vote they never should have lost. On Tuesday, two moderate Democrats crossed party lines on a procedural rule vote, handing … Continue Reading
The FBI seized over $560,000 in Hamas cryptocurrency and captured a list of thousands of would-be donors. That is the bottom line from a Justice Department operation that dismantled a … Continue Reading
A defense attorney called Charlie Kirk “hateful” in open court, with Kirk’s grieving family watching. The comment came Tuesday during a preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, 23, the man accused … Continue Reading
FBI agents seized Eric Swalwell’s electronic devices at an airport and raided his home. The former California congressman, 45, found himself at the center of an expanding federal investigation when … Continue Reading
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul released 7,000 criminals onto state streets rather than hand them over to federal immigration authorities. President Donald Trump called her out publicly, both at a … Continue Reading
The Trump administration’s first lawsuit targeting a school district’s transgender student policy was filed Monday in Kansas. The Justice Department is suing Unified School District No. 500, commonly known as … Continue Reading
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer aired a false claim about Trump’s mail-in voting order, then quietly corrected it three days later. The false segment ran on a Friday. The correction came Monday. … Continue Reading
New York City’s mayor is suing to block bonuses backed by the union that helped elect him. Zohran Mamdani won the 2025 New York City mayoral race with the endorsement … Continue Reading
A woman was arrested outside the Lindsay Clancy murder trial courthouse for allegedly photographing jurors. Dawn Light, 56, of Sutton, Massachusetts, was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon by Massachusetts State … Continue Reading
A Utah judge ruled Tuesday that Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf issued that ruling … Continue Reading
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs amended one quarterly finance report ten times, and $1.4 million remains unaccounted for. This is not a story about a typo. It is not a transposed … Continue Reading
A woman paid homeless people to register to vote, then routed their ballots to her house. Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong pleaded guilty this week to a federal felony charge of … Continue Reading
The RNC banned CBC/Radio-Canada journalists from its upcoming convention over the network’s policy on describing the September 11 attacks. The Republican National Committee revoked previously approved credentials for CBC/Radio-Canada reporters … Continue Reading
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