Trump’s repeated Texas visits reveal Republican anxiety over a Senate race that could threaten the party’s majority and scar his kingmaker record after his endorsement propelled Ken Paxton past John Cornyn.
An internal Army review reveals how more than 200 National Guard troops entered a chaotic California immigration raid with little warning, unclear authority, and duties that legal experts say may have crossed federal law.
The Trump administration is blocking OSCE observers from the midterms despite more than two decades of access, placing Washington alongside Russia and Belarus as the Justice Department prepares to deploy its own election monitors.
JD Vance says taxpayer funded ads featuring Trump’s “deep state” crusade are ordinary government messaging, even as the reported series draws money away from the Department of Homeland Security.
Peltola and Sullivan promise Alaska oil expansion will deliver local prosperity, but state data shows nonresidents held 40.5% of industry jobs in 2024 while oil and gas employed only 2.5% of Alaska’s workers.
Public hostility toward AI is disrupting Silicon Valley’s attempt to convert enormous wealth into political control, as Greg Brockman withdraws planned funding and candidates increasingly campaign against data centers, surveillance pricing, and industry influence.
Trump ordered sweeping reductions in Washington’s mosquito and tick populations even after his administration undermined public health research and disease prevention funding, leaving another grand presidential proclamation to collide with the government capacity needed to accomplish it.
Lowndes County residents are challenging a $1.5 billion data center proposal amid unanswered questions about water, environmental risks, tax concessions and public records in a community already scarred by sewage failures and industrial pollution.