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Why Don't Lefties Do Better Among Working-Class?
RealClearPolitics opinion piece explores the political divide between progressive policies and working-class voters.
Immigration Officers Say They Arrested Laken Riley's Killer Months Before Her Murder
The case has intensified debate over immigration enforcement and communication between federal agencies and local law enforcement.
The Memo: AOC 2028? Democrats Weigh Possibility Ocasio-Cortez Presidential Run
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads Democratic nomination odds on major betting markets as party debates her electoral viability and policy appeal.
Swing-State's Fraud Reckoning Raises Minnesota-Style Alarm as Wild Schemes Exposed
The DOJ's anti-fraud task force charged 19 people in Pennsylvania for billing Medicaid while driving rideshares, sitting in court, and even being pulled over by police.
Americans Clash Over Transgender Athletes as Debate Heats Up: 'Just Getting Outrageous'
Sophie Cunningham's comments and a WNBPA statement have intensified the national conversation about fairness in women's sports.
Hawaii Battles Strong Winds and Rain as Hurricane Lala Threat Looms
The Category 2 storm is expected to bring dangerous conditions to the Hawaiian Islands through the weekend, officials say.
Viral 2018 Debate Clip Between Charlie Kirk and Hasan Piker Resurfaces, Sparking Free Speech debate
The exchange at Politicon saw Kirk challenge Piker on why he doesn't live his stated communist principles as the streamer revealed he was making $60,000 a year.
CBS News Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations in Lawsuit by Former ABC Colleague
Samira Said, a former ABC News field producer, filed the suit Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging discrimination, hostile work environment harassment, retaliation, and wrongful termination.
Largest Cyclospora Outbreak in U.S. History Linked to Sewage-Irrigated Produce
With 22,000 sickened and two deaths in Michigan, public health researchers say federal food safety standards have not kept pace with agricultural water reuse practices.
New York Magazine Fires Ross Barkan Over Plagiarism Findings; 67 Columns Found With Improper Attribution
The left-leaning columnist, who had written critically of Ben Shapiro and the Daily Wire before being accused of lifting a Washington Post reporter's work, will join The Nation in September.