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Western Water Crisis Deepens: States Miss Federal Deadline, 3 Million Acre-Feet Cuts Loom
Lake Mead and Lake Powell levels have dropped below critical thresholds, triggering mandatory restrictions on water deliveries.
House Republican Campaign Chair Dismisses Democrats' Expanding GOP Target Map
The National Republican Congressional Committee chair argues the strategy is a distraction from the party's messaging.
Schumer E. coli Photo Resurfaces as Democrats Face Fresh Grilling Criticism
The 2017 image resurfaces as critics mock Democratic lawmakers' public image and culinary choices.
Trump Attacks Cooper, Backs GOP Opponent at Fort Bragg Speech
The former president criticized the governor’s leadership and endorsed his primary rival Mark Robinson during a visit to the North Carolina military base.
Frog Toxin Poisoning: Navalny Dies at 47, UK Accuses Kremlin of "Political Murder"
The opposition leader died in a penal colony, and European officials have linked his death to previous attempts on his life.
ICE Director Refuses to Resign After Swalwell Confrontation Over Minneapolis Shootings
Acting Director Todd Lyons says he will not step down despite calls from over 150 Democrats following agent-involved deaths of two U.S. citizens.
Inside Trump's News Obsession: 4 Papers, 4 Hours of Sleep
White House sources describe a leader who reads multiple newspapers cover-to-cover daily and watches hours of cable news.
Trump, Zeldin Announce End of Scientific Basis for U.S. Climate Action
EPA administrator declares climate science will no longer guide federal environmental policy.
White House Ends Minnesota Immigration Crackdown After 4,000 Arrests, Two Deaths
The 10-week operation resulted in over 4,000 arrests but also left two U.S. citizens dead.
Grand Jury Blocks Charges Against 6 Democrats in Rare DOJ Defeat
Sen. Mark Kelly has emerged as a top Democratic fundraiser in the weeks since the Pentagon investigation began, analysis shows.