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Colorado's Primaries Present The Next Test for Democratic Establishment Candidates
Three major races feature veteran Democrats facing progressive challengers in contests shaped by anti-Washington sentiment and last week's New York City primary results.
Inside the Coordinated Strategy to Radically Reshape U.S. Immigration
Analysis of White House actions on enforcement funding, legal pathways, courts and detention infrastructure over more than a year into second term.
Authorities Hunt 'Mexican Batman' After Vigilante Justice in Jalisco Town
Five suspected motorcycle thieves were found bound to lampposts with signs detailing alleged crimes, raising questions about citizen justice and police trust.
Strong Aftershock Terrifies Venezuelans Days After Devastating Twin Quakes
The magnitude 4.6 tremor struck five days after earthquakes that killed 1,719 people and left tens of thousands missing in northern Venezuela.
Kohl's Stock Has Lost Nearly 70% of Its Value Over Five Years as Retailer Fights to Regain Relevance
The department store chain, once a staple for middle-income shoppers seeking deals, faces mounting challenges amid shifting consumer habits and intensifying competition.
Self-Exiled Chinese Billionaire Guo Wengui Sentenced to 30 Years for Fraud
Federal Judge Analisa Torres said the scheme preyed on more than 1,000 victims worldwide seeking democracy in China.
America at 250: A Nation of Contradictions Grapples With Its Own Identity
As the U.S. marks its semiquincentennial, polls show nearly two-thirds of Americans believe democracy is in danger while still holding onto ideals of exceptionalism.
Colorado Democrats Choose Between Insurgent Progressives and Veteran Incumbents in Key Primary Contests
The state hosts competitive Democratic primaries for Congress, Senate, and governor that reflect a broader debate within the party about generational change versus experience.
Usha Vance's Affordable Maternity Dress Sparks Discussion on Relatability in Public Life
The Second Lady wore an Old Navy dress originally priced at $50, purchased for under $9 during a Storytime event, prompting comparisons to previous administrations' fashion choices.
RFK Jr. Says Cassidy Accusing Him of Breaking Promises 'Not True'
The HHS secretary pushes back as a federal judge blocks his CDC panel appointments and Senate Democrats release emails showing alleged pressure on the agency.