Politics
U.S. too late to prevent nuclear Iran without military action: ex-CIA operative
Options to prevent Tehran from getting the bomb are increasingly limited, and reviving the 2015 nuclear deal will likely serve as a temporary delay
Politics
Mexico targets U.S. voters: López Obrador tells Hispanic Americans to oppose DeSantis in election
His attacks on the Republican Florida governor follow February comments in which he accused past Mexican presidents of conspiring with U.S. officials to facilitate corruption in his country
Politics
Redistricting has so far given Democrats six seats ahead of 2022 midterms: analysis
The new maps so far seemingly benefit Democrats despite the fact that more people are moving to red states
Entertainment
Country star John Rich bypasses woke labels, releases song on Truth Social and soars to No. 1
Conservative singer says experiment shows "you can beat the machine that's been put in place to keep people like me shut down."
Trending
PAC fires back at California Gov. Newsom over ad criticizing Florida Gov. DeSantis
California Gov. Gavin Newsom inviting Floridians to move to the “free state” of California has now been made into a parody by a Florida PAC
Politics
GOP sharpens a new attack line: What Biden is doing to America is 'intentional'
From the border to inflated gas prices, Republicans now see a deliberate plan to alter the republic after months of suggesting Biden was clueless.
Education
Presidential foot in mouth? Biden may have killed his student debt cancellation plan, critics argue
The administration's legal argument for loan forgiveness is based on financial harms caused by the COVID-19 pandemic — a pandemic that, according to Biden, is now "over."
Border
Abbott: Texas to bus illegal immigrants to steps of U.S. Capitol building
The Texas Department of Emergency Management will oversee the operation
Immigration
DACA recipients await U.S. appellate court decision amid six-year legal battle
About 580,000 DACA recipients and their families are eagerly waiting for a decision as several states continue to argue the former Obama-era regulation has created an unfair financial burden
Immigration
Strategists who predicted Dems would become majority party sound alarm about Hispanic shift to GOP
A new book published by political scientists John B. Judis and Ruy Teixeira says that many Hispanic Americans feel betrayed by the Democratic Party’s policies on open immigration, and that Latinos are following the white working class in a dramatic shift toward the Republican Party