A Temporary Reprieve That May Already Be Over The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure fell modestly in June, and economic growth came in weaker than expected — yet neither development is likely to spare American consumers from a potential interest…
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo is once again amplifying health misinformation — this time invoking a long-debunked anti-vaccine claim to explain a measles outbreak linked to a Catholic university in his state. His remarks, made at a press conference last…
A 15-year-old arrested following a deadly shootout at a crowded food festival near Seattle’s Space Needle was carrying a ghost gun equipped with an extended magazine, Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes announced at a news conference Tuesday. The weapon, a…
The Trump administration has moved to terminate Temporary Protected Status for approximately 348,000 Haitian immigrants, effective this Monday, exploiting a Supreme Court ruling that has effectively stripped federal judges of their power to review presidential TPS decisions. The case, Mullin…
Troy Jackson walked into the Maine Democratic Party convention in Bangor on July 26, 2026, winning 566 of 571 delegate votes to become the party’s U.S. Senate nominee. By the time he walked out, Republicans had already launched a six-figure…
A federal lawsuit filed in Manhattan reveals how a Trump administration sting operation — built on less than three dollars’ worth of alleged violations and no recorded evidence — stripped a Bronx bodega of its food stamp authorization, cutting off…
President Donald Trump announced plans this week to impose sweeping tariffs on imported generic drugs — the medications that over 90% of Americans rely on for their prescriptions — with rates starting at 100% in 2028 and climbing to 200%…
While President Donald Trump’s courtroom defeats dominate the news cycle, the Supreme Court is methodically pursuing a far more consequential agenda — one that legal scholars warn will fundamentally reshape American constitutional law for decades to come. University of Chicago…
A Homecoming Shadowed by History While millions of Americans this summer are flocking to Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and Mount Vernon to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, a caravan of 52 Eastern Shawnee citizens made a profoundly different kind…
The world is getting hotter, and we keep reaching for the same short-term fixes. A recent op-ed praising Europe’s belated embrace of air conditioning drew a sharp rebuke from a climate advocate — and his argument cuts to the heart…