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Marshall Wavers on Trump's $5K Dividend Plan During Kansas Debate
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Missouri Redistricting Turmoil Leaves House Races in Limbo
Missouri's redistricting fight has thrown House races into chaos, with candidates and officials uncertain which map will govern the November election.
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Trump's childhood Queens home fetches $1.93M after renovation
President Trump's childhood home in Queens sold for $1.93 million after a major renovation, with the property changing hands for the first time in years.
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GOP leans on Trump as economic headwinds mount before midterms
At the GOP's Dallas convention, Trump's $5,000 dividend proposal drew GOP criticism, while economic fallout from Iran conflict and Canada tariffs clouds midterm outlook.
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Maher Slams Democrats as 'Cowards' in Gaza Remarks, Revives 9/11 Controversy
Bill Maher reignited his 9/11 controversy, calling Democratic politicians 'cowards' and defending his view that terrorists weren't cowardly, while criticizing the party's Gaza stance.
Defense
US-Iran Conflict Enters Ambiguous Phase as Both Sides Claim Victories
Despite months of strikes and economic pressure, neither Washington nor Tehran has defined what would force a change in course, leaving the conflict open-ended.
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Trump Adviser Sees Narrow Path for GOP to Defy Midterm History
James Blair, a top Trump adviser, says Republicans have a path to keep both chambers despite headwinds, citing local races and turnout efforts.
Healthcare
Legal Immigration Cuts Threaten Senior Care Staffing
Shrinking legal immigration pathways are stripping nursing homes of trained caregivers, breaking continuity of care and endangering seniors.
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Surrogate in Texas Abortion Dispute Takes Custody Fight to Supreme Court
McKenna West, who fled to Texas after biological parents requested an abortion, asks the Supreme Court to intervene in a custody battle over a newborn with a heart defect.
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Vance Defends Carlson Friendship, Rejects Cancel Culture in Press Room Clash
Vice President JD Vance pushed back against demands to distance himself from Tucker Carlson, saying he won't discard friends over political disagreements and defending open dialogue.
GOP candidates split on embracing Trump as midterm blitz looms
Trump's midterm blitz is forcing vulnerable Republicans to choose between embracing him and risking swing voters, or snu
Graham agrees to October debate with Andrews after primary stumble
Sen. Darline Graham accepted a debate with Democratic challenger Annie Andrews for Oct. 11, responding to pressure after
Trump Presses Smithsonian for Washington Statue and Exhibit
President Trump asked the Smithsonian to install a 30-foot George Washington statue and open an exhibit honoring him, es
House GOP bill would end SNAP restaurant meals in nine states
A House bill introduced by Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) would end SNAP's Restaurant Meals Program, which allows certain bene
Trump's $5K Dividend Plan Faces Legal Scrutiny as He Courts Voters in Ireland
Trump's $5,000 dividend promise to every U.S. adult if Republicans retain Congress raises legal and fiscal red flags, ev
Trump's Irish Unity Comments Draw Rebukes from UK Politicians
President Trump's comments about a united Ireland during his Dublin trip drew sharp criticism from UK politicians, who s
The High Cost of Pushing Everyone to College: A Skilled Trades Crisis
A decades-long push to send all high school grads to college has saddled millions with debt and created a critical short
Gas Station Opioid Loophole Exposes Regulatory Failure
An opioid 13 times stronger than morphine is legally sold at gas stations. The FDA calls for a ban, but the DEA hasn't a
Existing Home Sales Plunge to 14-Month Low as Mortgage Rates Climb
Existing home sales dropped to a 14-month low in August as mortgage rates and prices surged, intensifying housing afford
NOAA: Summer 2026 Hottest on Record as Drought Spreads
NOAA confirms summer 2026 as the hottest on record in the US, with widespread drought and record temperatures across the
Wage Theft: The $50 Billion Crime Corporate America Gets Away With
Wage theft strips U.S. workers of up to $50 billion a year—more than all street crime combined. Weak enforcement and cor
El Niño forecast exposes U.S. disaster system's reactive flaws
With a record El Niño likely, experts warn the U.S. disaster system is too reactive. Funding and staffing gaps undermine
Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise as Inflation Holds Steady Amid Iran Conflict
Fresh inflation data shows prices stuck above the Fed's target, making a rate hike next week increasingly likely even as
Mortgage Rates Hit 14-Month Peak as Treasury Yields Surge
The 30-year mortgage rate climbed to 6.76%, its highest in 14 months, as Treasury yields continue to rise. Existing home
Costco's Expansion Surge: 14 New Warehouses Set to Open by November
Costco is accelerating its expansion with 14 new warehouses slated to open by November, spanning the U.S. and Canada, as
August Jobs Surge to 162K, Easing Recession Fears Amid Fed Rate Debate
The U.S. added 162,000 jobs in August, far exceeding the 53,000 expected, with unemployment steady at 4.1%. The strong r
Singles Expect Partners to Earn Six Figures, Study Shows
A new study finds single Americans expect romantic partners to earn an average of $139,000 annually, with women expectin
Book Holiday Flights Now to Beat Price Surge, Expert Advises
As the holiday season approaches, travel experts recommend booking flights now to avoid price hikes and limited availabi
9/11's Legacy: How the Attacks Reshaped America's Global Strategy
A quarter-century after 9/11, Stuart Gottlieb analyzes the enduring shifts in American foreign policy, from treating ter
UK-US Security Ties Remain Vital 25 Years After 9/11
British Ambassador Sir Christian Turner marks 25 years since 9/11, emphasizing the enduring strength of UK-US security c
Super El Niño odds surge past 90%, threatening global disruptions
The Climate Prediction Center now sees a >90% chance of a 'super' El Niño, potentially the strongest since 1950. Beyond
Sinjar genocide legacy: Early action, local trust key to prevention
A decade after the Sinjar genocide, Cudi Zerey argues that early warnings must translate into action, and protection mus
Sinjar Genocide at 10: Why Global Protection Still Fails the Yazidis
A decade after ISIS's genocide against the Yazidis in Sinjar, Cudi Zerey contends that the world still fails to protect
Trump Vows More Iran Strikes as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Spike
President Trump warned of more strikes against Iran as oil prices surged past $100 a barrel, with Tehran claiming attack