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Tuesday's Primaries to Set Up Key Fall Matchups in Nebraska
Democrats clash over Nebraska's 2nd District seat as party seeks to flip a House district Trump won by 5 points in 2024.
Trump-Xi Summit in Beijing Set to Shape US-China Relations for Years
The two-day visit marks the first US presidential trip to China since 2017, with trade disputes, Taiwan tensions, and technology competition on the agenda.
From Nebraska to West Virginia to New Jersey: Primary Clashes Set Stage for Fierce Midterm Fight
Tuesday primaries in three states will determine matchups as Republicans defend razor-thin House and Senate majorities with less than six months until November elections.
Movement Primaries Affirm Trump’s Grip on GOP, but Key Tests Are Ahead
Three high-profile primary races in Louisiana, Kentucky and Texas will determine the strength of presidential endorsements heading into the midterm cycle.
Trump Renames Kennedy Center, Other DC Landmarks in Remaking of Capital
The president has renamed multiple federal buildings and institutions since returning to office in January 2025, drawing criticism from opponents who call it an overreach of power.
Conservative Leaders Debate Movement's Direction Following Trump Policy Wins
With major campaign promises achieved on border security, DEI, and federal workforce reform, Republican strategists grapple over what comes next.
Georgians Outraged After Data Center Drains 30M Gallons of Water Amid Drought Conditions
The facility reportedly operated without paying for water usage, according to initial reports from suburban Georgia residents.
Hegseth Accuses Kelly of Disclosing Classified Information on Weapons Stockpiles
The Arizona senator disputes the claim, saying the same information about depleted munitions was discussed publicly in a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing last month.
Woman Declined Cooperation After Subway Attack; Same Suspect Later Charged in Fatal Push of 76-Year-Old Man
Rhamell Burke, who had been arrested four times before the fatal incident, was released from a psychiatric evaluation about an hour before allegedly killing retired teacher Ross Falzone.
Woman's Decision Not to Cooperate With Prosecutors Draws Scrutiny After Suspect Allegedly Killed Subway Rider
Rhamell Burke, the suspect in both incidents, had been arrested four times before the fatal attack on 76-year-old Ross Falzone at an 18th Street station.