Ro Khanna's Allies Launch Draft Campaign for Potential 2028 Presidential Run
A new group is organizing to support the California congressman's White House ambitions, aiming to shape the progressive populist debate.
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Border Patrol Opens Fire on Grand Theft Suspect Fleeing to Mexico
A 120-mile pursuit ended in a shooting near the San Ysidro Port of Entry.
Iowa Democrat Wins State House Seat After Withdrawing From Campaign Due to Health Concerns
Republican opponent questions candidate's commitment and health after Eric Armstrong's victory.
JD Vance's 2028 Presidential Ambitions Facing Hurdles Amidst Reported Trump Rift
Sources within the White House indicate a growing disconnect between Donald Trump and the Ohio Senator, potentially impacting his future political aspirations.
Tennessee Officials Resist Death Row Inmate's Transfer Request Post-Botched Execution
State attorneys argue Christa Pike's demands for a low-security unit are unfounded and pose a security risk.
Special Education Teacher Calls for Aborting Male Fetuses
A Maryland teacher has sparked outrage with social media posts advocating for the abortion of male fetuses to end female oppression.
Mississippi Senate Race Tightens as Independent Candidate Claims He Didn't Spoil Democrat's Chances
Ty Pinkins, who garnered 20,000 votes, asserts his campaign may have drawn support from Republican voters, potentially aiding the Democrat's narrow lead.
Mexican Judge Arrested in Colombia on U.S. Bribery Charges
U.S. authorities allege the judge accepted $2 million to release a key figure in an international drug trafficking operation.
North Korea's Fake IT Worker Scheme Escalates to Espionage and Malware Deployment
Cybersecurity firms are uncovering one to two new suspected cases daily as North Korean operatives increasingly target U.S. defense contractors and sensitive technology firms.