Obama Strategist’s Bold Prediction: A Progressive’s Loss Could Pave the Way for Others
David Axelrod believes a progressive candidate’s loss could help other Democrats, sparking a debate within the party about electability and strategy.
David Axelrod believes a progressive candidate’s loss could help other Democrats, sparking a debate within the party about electability and strategy.
Experts warn Iran is nearing economic collapse due to escalating U.S. sanctions and military strikes, with inflation soaring and oil exports plummeting, potentially triggering domestic unrest.
Iryna Zarutska’s family is suing the City of Charlotte and its security contractor, alleging “systemic failures” and inadequate staffing led to her fatal stabbing on a light-rail train.
Ceuta residents voice fears of government inaction as migrant rushes strain resources and safety, with geopolitical tensions potentially fueling the crisis.
Republican groups, led by the Senate Leadership Fund, have raised over $500 million, a historic sum, to defend their Senate majority in the 2026 elections, focusing on key issues to target Democratic opponents.
Abdul El-Sayed and Jesse Watters engaged in a tense interview covering billionaires and Sharia law, amidst other significant news including a controversial museum exhibit, political controversies, and international trade disputes.
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Democratic senators are hedging on endorsing Kamala Harris for a 2028 presidential run, citing fears of a ‘messy’ primary and the emergence of other contenders.
Liberia agrees to accept 1,200 US deportees within a year, a move framed as humanitarian but occurring within the context of US immigration enforcement strategies.
A man previously found unfit for trial twice is now accused of stabbing a toddler in the face, prompting past victims to speak out about the justice system.