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Satellite Data Shows Earth Lost 12.5 Trillion Tons of Ice Since 1979
New study reveals accelerating melt from Greenland and Antarctica driven primarily by warm ocean waters, raising sea levels by one inch.
Jay Jacobs Faces First-Ever Challenge for New York State Democratic Chair
Otsego County Chair Caitlin Ogden launches a bid to replace the incumbent, citing the need for year-round statewide organizing.
GOP Report Accuses ActBlue of Concealing Fraudulent Donations and Lying to Congress
Republican-led committees allege the Democratic fundraising platform weakened fraud protocols and accepted foreign contributions while providing inaccurate testimony.
Sanders Calls Trump's AI Knowledge 'Ignorant' and 'Embarrassing'
The independent senator criticized the president's understanding of artificial intelligence risks during an interview, stating the issue transcends political party lines.
AI Leaders Warn Their Technology Needs to Be Reined in; Congress Uncertain on Role
Industry executives and experts urge legislative oversight as lawmakers debate the scope of federal regulation for artificial intelligence.
Congressional Primary Season Closes With Record Departures and Defeats
The 2026 primary cycle concluded with the highest number of incumbent losses in decades, reshaping the ideological composition of both chambers.
Pentagon Mandates Peak Physical Fitness and Grooming for Hegseth Speech Attendees
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's upcoming address will be limited to troops meeting strict physical and appearance standards, with no exceptions allowed.
Female Athletes Criticize Sydney Sweeney’s Novig Ad; Source Article Highlights Internal Debate
Prominent athletes including Ariarne Titmus and Gracie Kramer condemned the ad for sexualizing women’s sports, while a Daily Wire commentary argues the backlash reveals inconsistent standards for female representation.
Texas GOP Candidate Predicts 'Red Tidal Wave' in Blue Stronghold Following Dem Senate Nominee’s Policy Shifts
Eric Flores, running in the 34th Congressional District, cites Democratic nominee James Talarico’s recent stance changes on gender issues as evidence of a weak record, while Democrats argue the race remains competitive.
16th Street Baptist Church Opens New Visitor Center on Bombing Anniversary
The facility aims to preserve the history of the 1963 tragedy and educate visitors on the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham.