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Austria Converts Hitler's Birthplace Into Police Station To Block Neo-Nazi Pilgrimages
The transformation comes as Jewish organizations report antisemitic incidents rising by more than 400% in some European countries since October 2023.
John Thune Tells White House to Get on the Phone and Whip Votes as SAVE America Act Stalls in Senate
The escalating dispute between Senate Republicans and the Trump administration highlights ongoing tensions over election security legislation that has passed the House three times.
Dem Rhode Island Lawmaker Threatens ICE: 'Your Day of Reckoning Will Come'
State Rep. Enrique Sanchez, a Democrat, posted the message on social media as federal immigration enforcement intensifies under the Trump administration.
Democratic Congressional Candidate Supported Michigan Green New Deal After Receiving Nearly $60K From Energy Groups
Sean McCann has taken at least $57,600 from DTE Energy PAC and CMS Energy affiliates while sponsoring legislation projected to increase utility costs by nearly $3,000 annually per customer.
Raw Milk Debate Intensifies as ProPublica Publishes Quotes From America's Largest Producer
Mark McAfee, whose Raw Farm generates $30 million annually and has been linked to multiple outbreaks, discusses his stance on raw milk regulation under RFK Jr.'s leadership at HHS.
Commentator Criticizes Hasan Piker Over Framed 9/11 Newspaper Cover on Stream
Robby Soave argues in The Hill op-ed that the incident reflects broader concerns about DSA's political alignment and rhetoric toward America.
New Concerns Over Oil Prices After Houthi Attack Saudi Tankers
The attacks on vessels in the Red Sea have raised fears of supply disruptions and higher fuel costs for American consumers.
Joe Rogan Says Former Podcast Guest Allegedly Killed Man, Decapitated Victim Weeks After Interview
The guest, Sheldon Johnson, had spoken about his criminal justice reform work and rehabilitation after serving 25 years for armed robberies before his March 2024 arrest.
Conservative Group Targets Republicans Supporting Immigration Reform Legislation Ahead of Midterms
Homeland PAC has identified 10 House Republicans who cosponsored multiple bills offering legal status pathways to undocumented workers, with eight seeking reelection.
How Predominantly Black Areas in Six States Have Been Split Up by Redistricting
An NPR analysis examines how Republican-led redistricting efforts in multiple states have divided communities with high Black populations into separate congressional districts.