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Thomas Massie calls to impeach Pete Hegseth as Iran war looms over midterms
Troy Farah
Though the move is not expected to succeed, it could have broad impact on the upcoming elections
Jasmine Crockett’s praise of Chris Brown hit a nerve
Shefali Luthra
We're breaking down why people online are mad at the Texas Democrat
In blow to Trump, Supreme Court blocks mail ballot restrictions from taking effect in 2026
Dion Nissenbaum, Votebeat
The Supreme Court ruling marked the culmination of a frenzied, monthslong legal battle
Trump’s made man leaves the family without a single indictment
Heather Digby Parton
Joseph diGenova's abrupt resignation shows there is no "grand conspiracy"
The billion-dollar reason Disney let Ted Cruz hijack ESPN’s “GameDay”
Sophia Tesfaye
ESPN sacrificed its signature show to save Disney's broadcast empire
Trump’s Irish golf trip turns into a diplomatic headache
Andrew O'Hehir
Irish unification would be "fantastic," Trump says. Nobody asked, and nobody's thrilled
How anti‑bribery laws apply to Trump’s promise of $5,000 payments
Austin Sarat
Trump’s offer seems to run afoul of federal laws, which make it a crime to pay for votes
“Hoax”: Trump dismisses AI concerns among bipartisan calls for regulation
Troy Farah
A meeting with AI executives at the White House is reportedly in the works, according to Speaker Mike Johnson
Trump is trapped in his self-inflicted energy crisis
Troy Farah
The president vowed $2 gas prices. Instead, he's created a problem of his own making
Donald Trump Jr.’s Bahamas wedding was secretly bankrolled by Russian oligarch close to Putin
Justin Elliott, Brett Murphy, Joshua Kaplan, Alex Mierjeski
He appears to have met Trump Jr. only recently, but attended intimate wedding with a group of other Russian guests
US allies’ dramatic Israel pivot: They’re done taking orders from Washington
Andrew O'Hehir
For 25 years, the US "war on terror" has driven global policy on the Middle East. Now the world is moving on
Trump wades into Irish reunification debate
CK Smith
“It may as well happen now,” the president said of a dispute that fueled decades of deadly conflict
America built a surveillance state out of fear and never left it
Heather Digby Parton
Built as a response to 9/11, America's security apparatus has become a rabid beast
Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It’s worse in states with abortion bans
Andrea Suozzo, Agnel Philip
ProPublica’s analysis of CDC data found that almost 200 women died after an ectopic pregnancy from 2020 to 2025
Trump asks GOP crowd to pledge allegiance — to him
CK Smith
President had supporters raise their hands, promise to vote and “try and cheat like hell” to keep GOP majority
Trump blamed vandals. His contractor blamed itself
CK Smith
Documents reveal “human oversight” and incompatible chemicals behind the rushed Reflecting Pool $114.7m reno mess
Trump wants to remake the Smithsonian — again
CK Smith
A 30-foot Washington should replace a modern art sculpture that “says nothing about America,” the president says
A federal court says the government can lie to you. That will backfire
Troy Farah
The ruling begs the question: What is even the point of government?
Kids are back in classrooms. Health misinformation could shape the school year
Barbara Rodriguez
Health officials and experts worry declining vaccination rates will lead to more preventable infections in kids
August was brutal for consumers. September could be worse
Troy Farah
Two new reports paint a stark picture of the U.S. economy, with no relief in sight
What George W. Bush got right after 9/11
Nihad Awad
The president offered support of Muslims at a critical time. Republicans have renounced his inclusive message
Can America ever move past 9/11?
Alex Galbraith
25 years later, letting go of our permanent fight response may be how America heals
Trump wants to bribe voters. This is how far we’ve fallen in 25 years
Brian Karem
Our president's attempts to play emperor now seem normal. It might be the worst result of the 9/11 era
U.S. Postal Service failed to properly handle some ballots during this year’s primary elections
Jen Fifield
An inspector general’s audit found a lack of training for post office staff, deficiencies in tracking ballots
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