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McCormick Praises Fetterman's Willingness to Call Out the Craziness in Democratic Party
The Pennsylvania Republican senator's comments come as some Democrats have raised concerns about their party's direction with progressive voters.
NIH Director Tells CBS He Was Censored by Biden Administration During COVID Pandemic
Jay Bhattacharya pushed back during a Sunday morning interview, saying public distrust in health officials stems from pandemic response decisions.
Former Florida Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee Andrew Gillum Back in Jail After Testing Positive for Methamphetamine
Gillum was free on bond from a July drug arrest in Alabama when he missed a court-ordered test and later tested positive for methamphetamine during court appearance.
AOC Announces She Is Freezing Her Eggs, Documents Process on Instagram
The New York Democrat, who previously suggested young people consider not having children due to climate concerns, said she wants to help educate women about fertility options.
Senator Chuck Grassley's 49-Year-Old Vacuum 'Beth' Dies, Prompting New York Times Obituary
The Iowa Republican shared the news on social media, and The New York Times published a tongue-in-cheek obituary for the Hoover vacuum.
AOC Returns to Sunday Shows After 2 Years, Discusses Political Future on ABC
The New York Democrat addressed speculation about a potential presidential bid and reflected on the current state of Democratic politics ahead of midterm elections.
Online Birth Control Backlash Sparks Policy Debate as Researchers Examine Abortion Rate Trends
Social media skepticism toward contraceptives coincides with rising abortion numbers in some states, raising questions about access and misinformation.
America's Third Red Scare: Political Figures Debate Revival of Anti-Communist Rhetoric
Critics argue modern foreign policy tensions are being framed through Cold War-era language, while supporters say comparisons to historical eras miss key differences.
Climate Change May Be Making Communities Lonelier as Extreme Weather Disrupts Social Connections
Researchers say heat waves, floods and power outages are eroding the everyday interactions that help people feel connected, with vulnerable populations most at risk.
RNC Chair Says Talarico's GOP Crossover Hopes Are a 'Pipe Dream' — 'Nobody Is Going to Follow Him'
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico faces skepticism from Republicans who question the authenticity of his bipartisan outreach efforts ahead of November.