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Vanessa Sivadge Shares The Story Behind America’s First-Ever Detransition Clinic
Vanessa Sivadge, the whistleblower who sounded the alarm in May 2023, explained that working as a nurse at Texas Children’s Hospital was a dream come true.
The Ballot Measure To Let Noncitizens Vote In Los Angeles Is Dead—For Now
It is clear that the plan to let noncitizens vote legally in Los Angeles is not going away.
US Senators Launch Investigation Into Child Safety on Roblox
The platform has more than 80 million daily users, with children under 13 accounting for about 40 percent of its audience.
Andy Baker To Depart White House After 18 Months
Baker, a former State Department foreign service officer, had originally planned to leave earlier but remained to assist with the administration's transition.
‘Setback’ for Socialist Wing? DNC Set For Weekend Vote On Rule For 2028 Primaries
Under ranked choice voting, voters rank their first, second and third choices of candidates.
Andy Biggs’ Big Gamble In Arizona
In his bid to unseat incumbent Democrat Gov. Katie Hobbs, Biggs’ campaign has doubled down on the issues that animated Arizona Republicans in 2024: immigration, election integrity, and affordability.
US Measles Cases Surpass 2,500 in 2026, Highest Total In Decades
Cases have been reported in 45 states, New York City and the District of Columbia, with 38 outbreaks identified so far in 2026.
DSA Dealt Major Loss In Wisconsin
Throughout the campaign, Crowley emphasized his experience as a state legislator and was considered the establishment candidate.
California Committee Kills Grizzly Bear Reintroduction Proposal
The California grizzly also holds symbolic significance as the animal depicted on the state's flag, despite being eradicated in California by the 1920s.
The Return Of Economic Gaslighting
On one hand, they could find some politically useful scapegoat for the public’s economic discomfort and run a campaign on addressing it.
The Silver Lining: The Donald’s Impending Defeat In Iran May Finally Bring The Empire Home
The fact is, the War on Iran was misbegotten from the get-go because Iran posed no credible threat whatsoever to the homeland security of the United States. Period.
US Homicides Fall 18.1% In 2025 To Lowest Rate Since 1956
FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Todd Blanche were specifically praised for their role in the administration's public safety efforts.
Senate Republicans Are Reluctant To Give The Military A Bunch More Money
The last thing many Americans struggling to make ends meet want to see is all that money thrown into military adventurism.
Who Can Fathom The Eternal Optimism Of EV Enthusiasts?
No matter how loudly consumers say they don’t want them, those “in the know” keep telling us that the future is electric and that success is just around the corner.