Trump Wants You to Call Tom Cotton Over Daylight Saving Time — Here’s What That Means
Trump asks Americans to call Sen. Tom Cotton to push for permanent daylight saving time, sparking a public feud over the bill.
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Burchett Plans to Block Chevalier From Congress Over Flag-as-Napkin Tweet
A tale of a Congressman who would keep a woman from her seat for a jest upon the flag.
Flock’s dashcams can’t be legal, judge rules, because they spy on drivers without warrants
A judge has ruled that Flock cameras violate the Fourth Amendment, ordering evidence from an unconstitutional search suppressed.
Newsom Signs Bill Slapping 25% Tax on Private Detention Centers
Newsom signs a bill taxing private detention centers by 25%, aiming at ICE partners in California.
Trump posts Tom Cotton’s personal phone number after he introduces the Sunshine Protection Act
Trump posts Sen. Tom Cotton's cell number on Truth Social to push the daylight-saving bill through the Senate.
DOJ Asks Judge to Reinstate Trump’s White House Ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico
DOJ petitions judge to reinstate Trump's White House ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico journalists.
Poll Shows Democrats Leading in Texas, Alaska, and Ohio as Kansas Races Remain Deadlocked
Poll shows Democrats ahead in Texas, Alaska, and Ohio Senate races, tied in Kansas, despite Trump's 2024 wins there.
Kemi Badenoch’s 2026 Conservative Party Conference Speech: Rewind Risk or Rebirth?
Kemi Badenoch delivers keynote at Conservative Party Conference, pitching prison expansion and 'tough love' welfare.
Robert P Jones opens his new book Backslide by comparing Trump-era America to Nazi Germany
A scholar of Christian nationalism warns that the US is experiencing a 'backslide' akin to Weimar Germany's descent into fascism.
Foreign-owned steel plant wins approval in Iowa swing district, with $1.36 billion in backing
Iowa lawmakers approve $1.36B tax package for foreign-owned steel plant in swing district, despite protester backlash.
‘Activist judge’ rules Congress cannot bar noncitizens from voting in federal elections
A judge rules a federal law barring noncitizens from voting in federal elections is unconstitutional, dismissing charges against a Jamaican woman.
Young DSA Members Push Riskier Politics as Older Black Voters Lose Faith
The DSA wins young Black voters but loses older ones, per Pew. Here's why the generational split matters for the movement.