Washington, D.C. — The Republican-controlled House approved a marquee energy bill on a 226–188 vote, advancing legislation that would bar any future president from unilaterally prohibiting oil and gas drilling […]
Behind the marble pillars of the nation’s highest court, a legal earthquake shook the country — and it began long before the justices took their seats. It was barely past […]
LOS ANGELES — In a verdict that federal authorities hailed as a major victory against one of the world’s most violent criminal organizations, a Los Angeles jury on Tuesday convicted […]
Washington, D.C. — As the federal government’s partial shutdown drifts into its second month, a brief glimmer of bipartisan compromise in the Senate ran into immediate headwinds across the Capitol. […]
When Zohran Mamdani stood before cheering supporters on election night to claim victory in New York City’s mayoral race, he promised to bring “a new era of honesty, fairness, and […]
It didn’t take long. Just moments after Zohran Mamdani clinched his historic victory to become New York City’s next mayor, he turned his gaze toward Washington — and straight at […]
When Zohran Mamdani walked onto the stage at his victory rally on election night, the crowd’s energy felt like history repeating itself. The chants of “New York for the people!” […]
It was the 39th day of the government shutdown — a winter standoff that had already frozen paychecks, shuttered agencies, and filled cable news chyrons with blame. Inside the Senate […]
The Son Who Disappeared The doorbell rang at 9:47 on a Thursday morning, and with it came the ghost of a son I’d mourned for twenty-five years. I almost didn’t […]
When Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued her brief, unsigned order from chambers on Friday, it contained no soaring language — just a simple procedural pause.But the ripple effects were immediate, […]