Talarico’s Capitalist Flip‑Flop Sparks Debate Over Texas Fossil Fuel Future
Former critic James Talarico’s shift to a “proud capitalist” stance clashes with his earlier call to dismantle capitalism, raising questions about Texas’ fossil‑fuel trajectory.
House Rejects GOP Amendment to Cap Supreme Court at Nine Justices
The House fell short of the two‑thirds vote needed to pass a GOP‑proposed constitutional amendment that would limit the Supreme Court to nine justices, marking a setback for the party’s judicial reform agenda.
USS Abraham Lincoln Returns Home After 9‑Month Middle East Deployment
After a grueling nine‑month deployment in the Middle East, the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has docked in eastern Thailand, marking a significant moment for U.S. naval presence in the region.
Data Centers Under Fire: How Climate Groups Are Leading the Charge
Climate activists and progressive groups are mounting a nationwide campaign against data centers, citing energy use and carbon footprints. Experts explain the strategy and its roots.
Progressive Momentum: Ed Markey’s Victory Signals Policy Shift
Ed Markey’s win over Seth Moulton in Massachusetts’ Senate primary shows progressive ideas and trans rights gaining traction, as highlighted by commentator Hasan Piker.
Polk County Sheriff Rages After Alleged Sexual Assault by Illegal Immigrant
A 24‑year‑old illegal immigrant is accused of breaking into a Polk County home and violently assaulting a 77‑year‑old woman, sparking outrage from Sheriff Grady Judd.
Michigan AG Calls on Jewish Voters to Prioritize Global Humanity
Attorney General Dana Nessel urges Jewish voters in Michigan to focus on global issues over local concerns, citing a moral imperative in a leaked video.
New York Mayor Mamdani Under Fire for Repeating 9/11 Tributes
Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces backlash after years of posting nearly identical 9/11 tribute messages, sparking criticism over authenticity and political messaging.
Judge Blames Military Conservatism for Rising Extremism in 9/11 Trial
Lt. Col. Michael Schrama, the Air Force judge who dismissed Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s confession, argues that the military’s conservative culture fuels domestic extremism. Read the full editorial.
Hidden Costs of Vertical Integration Push Patients to Pay More
When hospitals and insurers merge, patients often find themselves steered to pricier facilities or pharmacies that don’t offer the lowest drug prices—raising bills without clear benefit.