Politics & Policy
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F-35 fighter crashes near San Diego air base
The pilot ejected during the incident.
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Italy suspends free travel with Spain amid migrant surge
Tens of thousands of people have overrun the borders between Spain and Morocco and Melilla and Ceuta this week, with footage of violent riots going viral.
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Stockpiles shielded globe from energy shock, but as Iran war continues, reserves are running dry
The world's oil reserves proved robust enough to cushion global energy markets from price shocks stemming from the war in Iran. The specter of a prolonged conflict is rising, and those reserves are severely depleted. If the war drags on months, the avoided price shock may be on the horizon.
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Schumer announces three-year extension plan for Obamacare subsidies
The healthcare issue comes in the wake of a record government shutdown that saw Democrats attempt to extract a reversal of cuts to Medicaid and other healthcare programs.
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Trump orders flags to half-staff to honor slain National Guardswoman
Beckstrom was killed while on duty in Washington, D.C., as part of Trump's crime crackdown in the city.
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State Department renews 'do not travel' warning for Venezuela
In recent months, the Trump administration has put pressure on Venezuela to accept deportations and to crack down on drug cartels operating in the country.
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Trump fumes at 'sleazebag' Colorado Democrat Governor Polis over Tina Peters incarceration
Peters was convicted in 2024 of four felonies and three misdemeanors.
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Watch Live: Trump hosts peace ceremony between Rwanda, Congo
President Donald Trump is holding a signing ceremony for the peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda.
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Election Integrity Push: DOJ on track to compel voter roll cleanups in over half of U.S. states
"The sloppiness of the elections in blue states is no accident. It is on purpose. It is a feature, not a bug," Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet J. Dhillon says.
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Federal gov't sued by Texas farming associations for giving unelected bureaucrats too much power
Two conservative organizations are suing the United States government on behalf of Texas farming associations for giving too much power to unelected executive branch bureaucrats, resulting in overly burdensome standards on U.S. employers.
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Trump signs executive order to end Biden-era fuel standards
"These policies forced automakers to build cars using expensive tech that drove up prices and made the car WORSE," Trump went on.
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Media doing ‘damage control’ as widely reported study on cost of climate change gets retracted
The media widely reported on a study finding that the world would be $38 trillion poorer in the future unless action was taken to reduce emissions. The media were far quieter when it was found to have profound flaws. Now that the authors have retracted it, the flaws are being downplayed.
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Mike Lindell files to run for Minnesota governor
The Minnesota Star Tribune reported that the "Mike Lindell for Governor" committee was registered with the state on Wednesday, but that Lindell had yet to fully commit to the bid.