Supreme Court Hears Case on Religious Freedom and Public Preschool Funding
Justices consider whether Colorado can deny public funds to Catholic schools based on their religious tenets.
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Man Accused of Slapping Teen Volunteer at New Hampshire Polling Place
Turning Point Action shared video of the incident, which is under police investigation.
Prominent Doctor Found Dead After Child Porn Charges
Neurosurgeon Shawn Clark died by suicide shortly after facing multiple child pornography charges, leaving his wife, a noted radiologist, to navigate the fallout.
California's Proposition 40: A Look at the Proposed Billionaire Tax
The ballot initiative, if passed, would impose a one-time 5% tax on the wealth of the state's wealthiest individuals, with revenue earmarked for public services.
Melania Trump's Quiet Diplomacy Yields Results in Russia-Ukraine War, Says Report
The First Lady has focused on specific humanitarian goals, reportedly reuniting children with families and brokering local ceasefires.
2026 Midterm Elections: Live Updates on House, Senate, and Governor Races
Voters across the United States are casting ballots in the 2026 midterm elections, deciding the control of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and numerous governorships.
The Day After an Election Loss: A Candidate's Reflection
A former congressional candidate recounts his election night experience and the crucial lessons learned in the aftermath.
Trump Administration's Welfare Fraud Crackdown Saves Billions, Democrats Criticize 'Cruelty'
Efforts to purge ineligible recipients from programs like SNAP and Medicaid have led to significant fiscal savings, while opponents argue the policies are harmful to vulnerable populations.
NYC Rent Freeze Chokes Housing Finance, Threatens Foreclosures, NY Post Reports
Lenders, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, are tightening standards for rent-regulated properties due to reduced income streams from Mayor Mamdani's rent freeze policy.