A new bill proposes strict limits on automated license plate readers, aiming to prevent tracking based on bumper stickers and ban the sale of collected vehicle data.
Local ‘No Kings’ organizers are flouting national rules by promoting partisan messages and explicitly supporting Democratic candidates, transforming the movement into a partisan get-out-the-vote effort.
Undecided Black voters in Detroit are questioning the impact of Barack Obama’s endorsement of Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, citing concerns about political manipulation and a lack of tangible community results, even as Obama’s influence remains significant.
Democratic candidate Katy Padilla Stout’s campaign spending on cookies, liquor, and Mexican food draws fire from her Republican opponent amidst a contentious Texas House race, with the controversy intertwined with a heated debate over remarks about ‘making fun of Nazis.’
An armed civilian’s intervention in an Oregon school shooting becomes a focal point in the ongoing gun control debate, with gun-rights advocates crediting the bystander for stopping the attack and questioning the effectiveness of proposed restrictions.
GOP Senate candidate Michele Tafoya directly accused Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan of evading blame for Minnesota’s $9 billion fraud scandal during a heated debate, accusing her of shifting responsibility to Governor Walz despite her role as second-in-command.
James Braid, Trump’s Capitol Hill strategist, shares insights into the president’s dealmaking, emphasizing optimism and directness amidst legislative battles, including the pivotal tax bill.
Former Border Patrol Chief Chris Clem details the dramatic turnaround in border security, highlighting historic lows in illegal crossings under Trump compared to the chaos of the Biden era, while cautioning about potential policy shifts.
Ilhan Omar’s husband, Tim Mynett, reacted defensively to questions about rumors of the congresswoman fleeing the U.S. following a federal immigration fraud raid on their home, during which her phone and passport were reportedly seized.
The Supreme Court will hear a case that could determine if cooking for a terrorist group bars asylum, with significant implications for immigration law and national security.
