Politics
GOP voters favor candidates challenging "woke" ideas, says CBS poll
In terms of their preferred candidates, 58% of the voters say they will vote for Trump in their state's primary, while 22% say they will back DeSantis
Climate
DeSantis: Hurricane Ian near Category 5, could cause "catastrophic" damage to Florida
Gov. Ron DeSantis warned that Hurricane Ian could hit Florida with a Category 5 storm
Politics
Trudeau vows to defend abortion rights in Canada amid SCOTUS leak controversy
"A woman's free choice is a choice to be made by her alone. Every woman in Canada has the right to a legal and safe abortion," Trudeau said
Immigration
"Respect and Dignity": Los Angeles welcomes second bus of migrants sent from Texas
Los Angeles city officials were notified of the bus on Friday and began working to make plans to accommodate the migrants with the help of faith-based organizations and non-profit groups
Politics
State Department tells Americans in Ukraine 'depart now,' U.S. won't evacuate citizens
"Military action may commence at any time and without warning," the agency warned
Politics
New corporate minimum tax proposal gives hope to Democrats on reconciliation
As Democrats struggle to finalize details of their reconciliation spending bill, a newly released tax proposal is getting attention and has the endorsement of a key swing Democrat. U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Angus King, I-Maine, and Ron Wyden, D-Ore.,
Politics
Lavrov: Russia-China relations at an all-time high
By undermining the effectiveness of the sanctions regime being imposed on Russia, China clearly hopes to weaken the compliance mechanism that keeps that order working and under American control
Politics
Sen. Ben Sasse warns Saudi-China oil deal is 'big, bad thing' for America
"Chairman Xi green-lit this invasion" of Ukraine, Sasse said
Border
Texas National Guard soldier missing, presumed drowned following mission to rescue illegal migrants
The soldier was attempting to rescue a migrant from the waters at Eagle Pass
Politics
POLL: Latinos most likely to defend U.S. if invaded
A new poll on Americans’ attitudes toward the invasion in Ukraine found that Hispanics were the demographic most likely to report they would stay and fight to defend the U.S. if it were invaded by another country.