UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Announces Resignation As Labour Leader
Starmer said he had listened to the views within Labour and accepted the party’s judgment “with good grace.”
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What Was Agreed In The First Round Of Iran-US Talks
Both sides approved a roadmap toward a comprehensive agreement and agreed to continue technical discussions throughout the week.
DOJ Declines Judge’s Request For Sworn Statements On Anti-Weaponization Fund
The disagreement centers on a request from District Judge Leonie Brinkema, who sought formal statements from Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirming that the proposed $1.776 billion fund is no longer moving forward.
Meloni Rejects Trump’s Claims About G7 Photo Request
In a video statement released on social media, Meloni rejected reports that she had pleaded for a photograph or special attention from Trump during the summit in Évian-les-Bains, France.
Biden Draws Attention After Obama Center Ceremony
The ceremony, hosted by former President Barack Obama, was attended by several former presidents and first ladies, including Joe Biden and Jill Biden, as well as Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
‘ESG Hasn’t Gone Away’: Group Urges Trump, SEC To Rein In ‘Big Three’ Asset Managers’ Voting Power Long Term
The firms collectively own about one-quarter of the U.S. stock market and are the largest single shareholder in about 90% of S&P 500 companies, according to a Bull Moose Project report.
Ohio Republicans On The Death Penalty: The General Assembly ‘Has Already Spoken’
“I believe Ohio should abolish the death penalty. The Legislature could take this action, and I think they should take this action,” the governor said during a press conference.
Georgia Lawmakers Nix Redistricting On Day 1 Of Special Session
Recently, some lawmakers in the Georgia General Assembly argued in favor of drawing new district lines for the 2028 elections following the high court ruling.
Soft-On-Crime Socialist Set To Run Nation’s Capital Ravaged by Teen Takeovers
Lewis George won 52.9% of the first choice vote, beating out her closest challenger former City Councilman Kenyan McDuffie who garnered 36.4%, the Associated Press reported Thursday with 75% of the vote counted.
Mixed Feelings About The World Cup In America
“Soccer fans like Freddy from Germany are embracing U.S. culture as they crisscross the country — and going viral,” says Danielle Shapiro of the Manhattan Institute.
Should Noncitizens Vote In LA Elections? Voters Will Decide This November
If passed, the city would have the legal authority to create a program allowing certain noncitizens to vote in Los Angeles municipal and LAUSD elections.
The Hearing No One Asked For—Democrats Begging Lake for Apologies
President Donald Trump canceled Clayton’s Senate intelligence hearing to be confirmed as director of national intelligence.
Florida Concealed Carry Law Violates Second Amendment, Court Rules
“Eighteen- to 20-year-olds can defend the country without restriction but can only utilize their Second Amendment right to self-defense with severe restrictions,” the three-judge panel stated in its opinion.
Pressure To Pass The SAVE America Act Intensifies
The SAVE America Act, authored by Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, would require voters to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote and to show ID when casting ballots.
Calhoun On Constitutional Government
In A Disquisition on Government, which was published after his death in 1850, he expounds an account of the nature of government that shows great theoretical penetration, and, after studying it, one can understand why Murray Rothbard admired it.
Data Center Policy Divides State Democrats
State Sen. L. Louise Lucas vowed that “there is not going to be a government shutdown.”