Gov. Kathy Hochul openly acknowledged New York is losing wealthy residents. Her plea to return and fund big social programs highlights a larger fight over taxes, services, and why people leave for states with lower costs and more freedom.
NASCAR has indefinitely suspended 22-year-old Daniel Dye after he used a mocking voice about driver David Malukas during a livestream. The sanction cites rule 4.3.C banning public statements that disparage someone for their sexual orientation. Kaulig Racing also suspended Dye and named AJ Allmendinger as the fill-in driver for Darlington. Dye issued an apology and must complete sensitivity training before returning. This episode raises questions about social media consequences and consistency in discipline.
Joe Kent resigned as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center amid reports the FBI is investigating leaks of classified information. His resignation accuses Israel of pushing the U.S. into war with Iran. The White House says Kent was cut from intelligence briefings and labeled a known leaker.
Tanzanika Ruffin, a New Orleans defense lawyer known for anti-police advocacy, was federally indicted for allegedly stealing about $250,000 from a client’s family and spending it on personal luxuries. The indictment claims she invented an NDA and a need to compensate a police officer. Ruffin faces up to 20 years if convicted.
A new survey from Arizona Christian University finds only 4 percent of adults hold a biblical worldview. The decline spans generations and even shows up inside churches. Here are the key findings and what they mean.
A declassified intelligence memo and reporting suggest Chinese actors accessed U.S. voter registration files around the 2020 election. The breach targeted sensitive personal data, not ballots, yet the implications for election integrity and national security are serious and demand answers from the Biden administration and Congress.
Jerry OConnell told Bill Maher that his wife Rebecca Romijn and their daughters reacted physically after he criticized Kamala Harris on election night 2024. The account raises questions about family dynamics, political temper and unequal standards for reactions to political speech.
Long TSA lines are snarling air travel as DHS funding remains stalled. Agencies blame Democrats for shutdown-driven staffing shortages that leave travelers missing flights and officers unpaid. Senate Republicans demand action while negotiations stall.
Dallas police released bodycam video after a deadly standoff in a parking garage. The man shot while serving as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s security guard had a criminal past and drove a replica undercover vehicle with stolen plates. Crockett defended him while calling the vetting failures alarming. Here are the key facts from the incident and the questions lawmakers should be asking.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says the U.S. secured $57 billion in energy deals with Indo Pacific partners in Tokyo. He says allies want energy security and view the U.S. as a reliable supplier under President Donald Trump’s energy policies.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is open to everyone except the United States and Israel after U.S. strikes on Kharg Island. But Iran depends on oil more than most realize, and the recent attacks have harmed its export ability while other producers and routes adapt. Here is a clear look at who really has leverage and what comes next.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that a prolonged partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security is creating longer airport lines, staffing shortfalls at TSA and potential long term impacts on the aviation workforce. He put responsibility on Democratic leaders and urged reopening DHS while negotiating policy.
James Talarico, a Democratic Senate nominee and former sixth grade teacher, posted classroom activities celebrating President Obama. Voters deserve to know whether a teacher used class time for political messaging.
On CNN this week Federalist reporter Brianna Lyman used CNN polling and public facts to challenge Neera Tanden on the SAVE America Act. The exchange highlighted broad public support for voter ID and exposed flimsy objections about access to birth certificates and alleged poll taxes.
President Jair Bolsonaro has been hospitalized with bronchopneumonia and placed in intensive care. His family and supporters say inadequate prison care and denied transfer requests are putting his life at risk. Brazil denied a visa to a Trump envoy who sought to visit Bolsonaro in custody. Doctors say the 70 year old faces serious complications.