Politics
Primaries signal voter demand for new leadership; Lakers sold for record $12B; student loan delinquencies improve.
Ex-NFL star McAfee faces backlash for photo op with Trump at controversial MAGA event, sparking debate on politics in sports
The president reportedly used a food-service vehicle to secretly switch planes amid an alleged Iranian assassination threat. Yes, seriously.
Trump tired to draw a line between the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan's Wife and Melania. It Backfired Spectacularly.
Ron Wyden believes a segment examining Epstein’s banking relationships never aired, while CBS insists the report simply wasn’t finished before the season ended.
Whoopi Goldberg Sparks Conversation with Strong Midterm Election Commentary Whoopi Goldberg midterm comments have generated widespread discussion after the longtime television host shared her views on several issues surrounding the upcoming midterm elections. During recent episodes of The View, Goldberg addressed election integrity, voter participation, and redistricting. As a result, her comments prompted strong reactions from viewers […]
The embattled Ohio Republican compared the abuse allegations against him to the accusations Donald Trump weathered during his first presidential campaign.
Sybil Wilkes delivers news on shifting politics, climate impacts, and inspiring youth stories.
The Trump administration’s State Department is catching heat after an AI-generated map used during an international AIDS conference managed to do something geography teachers everywhere thought was impossible: lose Africa. During a presentation at the International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, a State Department slide intended to highlight U.S.-funded HIV programs displayed […]
The bank is asking a judge to dismiss the Trump Organization's lawsuit, arguing its anti-money-laundering team prompted the closure of roughly 300 Trump accounts.
Two years after losing a bitter primary, the former Squad member is trying to reclaim Missouri's 1st Congressional District.
The exhibit, which opened in 2010, honors the lives of the nine enslaved people held there who were owned as property by President George Washington.