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Cyclosporiasis Cases in the United States Hit Record High
The CDC has confirmed more than 4,100 domestic cases since May 1 as investigators examine thousands of additional potential infections across 41 states.
NYC Officials Respond After Firebombing Attempt at Federal Plaza Linked to Anti-ICE Rhetoric
The incident follows a 9,000% increase in threats against immigration enforcement personnel, according to federal officials, and comes as NYC's mayor has led efforts to limit cooperation with ICE.
Troy Jackson Faces Questions About Democracy Comments as He Secures Senate Nomination Path
The former Maine Senate President has posted extensively about voter participation and accepting election results, even as he wins nomination through a delegate process controlled by party officials.
Mamdani Video Explaining He Cannot Arrest Netanyahu Goes Viral, Draws Conservative Scrutiny
The NYC mayor's video acknowledging he lacks authority to enforce the ICC warrant for the Israeli prime minister was viewed over 36 million times on X.
Democratic Leaders' Pick Trails in Arizona Primary for a Key Battleground District
The outcome of the CD-1 Democrat primary could shape control of a competitive seat that has flipped parties in recent election cycles.
Studies Examine DSA Membership Demographics Amid Rising Interest in Democratic Socialism
Research suggests a significant portion of Democratic Socialists of America members hold advanced degrees while facing economic challenges, sparking debate over class dynamics in progressive politics.
Nolan's The Odyssey Sparks Debate Over Interpretation of Homer's Epic
The film has drawn praise from some for its modern perspective on the ancient text while drawing criticism from others who say it imposes contemporary politics on a classic work.
State Department Condemns Ortega After Nicaraguan Leader Declares No Future Elections
The State Department called the regime 'an enemy of humanity' and urged international action against Nicaragua's co-presidents Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.
Nevada Governor Lombardo Releases Analysis Estimating Challenger Ford's Agenda Carries $18.1B Price Tag
The Republican incumbent's campaign cost analysis of Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford's platform comes as Nevada's gubernatorial race enters its final stretch.
Trump-Endorsed Candidates Win Arizona Republican Primaries, Setting Up High-Stakes General Election Matchups
Former NFL kicker Jay Feely and former Rep. Andy Biggs were among Trump-backed winners as Democrats avoided a left-wing upset in one House race.