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AOC says ‘Woke 1 was crazy,’ but Democrats still owe voters an explanation
New York Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's "Woke 1" label lets Democrats compartmentalize 2020 progressive politics without a reckoning.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Abdul El-Sayed’s wealth-tax fantasy could wreck the Michigan economy
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed frames extreme wealth as an existential threat, but critics warn his tax plan could trigger an exodus of top earners...
Grocers issue warning over Mamdani’s taxpayer-backed stores: 'We're going to go after' them
Frank Garcia's coalition threatens to sue any operator joining Zohran Mamdani's NYC government-owned grocery store program in new legal fight.
Michigan GOP lawmaker casts doubt on El-Sayed’s socialist denial as policies tell another story: ‘Sharp odds’
Abdul El-Sayed denies the socialist label, but a Michigan lawmaker says his policies on ICE, Medicare for All, and taxing billionaires say otherwise.
Trump admin pauses visa appointments worldwide amid heightened screening for applicants
The State Department paused all visa interviews at embassies and consulates worldwide as officers undergo training on new public charge guidance.
Prosecutor in infamous killer mom case says women on Lindsay Clancy jury may bring ‘strange twist’ to verdict
Rep. Tommy Pope, who prosecuted Susan Smith, says women jurors may be less sympathetic to Lindsay Clancy's postpartum psychosis defense than expected.
NYC manhunt underway for suspect accused of deadly shootings across 2 boroughs days apart
The NYPD released surveillance images of Jesus Acosta, wanted in a fatal Bronx deli robbery and a deadly Brooklyn shooting two days earlier.
Trump-endorsed candidate clears key hurdle in red state gubernatorial race
Mike Mazzei secured Trump's endorsement and defeated Genter Drummond in Oklahoma's GOP governor runoff, promising to eliminate the state's income tax.
Newly released texts confirm Anthony Fauci and other 'experts' always knew mask mandates wouldn't work
Michael Osterholm texted Anthony Fauci and Rochelle Walensky that cloth face masks offered very limited protection against COVID transmission.
Dolly Parton refused to pick political sides for decades: ‘I’m not in politics, I’m an entertainer’
Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at 80, built a career on refusing to take political sides despite repeated pressure involving Trump and Clinton.
College athletics' latest mess: Court orders say athletes can play, but SEC and Big Ten ready to fight
The SEC and Big Ten voted to bar athletes with pro sports experience, but attorney Ryan Downton says the move violates multiple court orders.
Surrogate, California couple clash in court as newborn fights for life after heart surgery
Nausheen Gilkar told a Dallas court her newborn is suffering after open-heart surgery as the surrogate custody fight with McKenna West intensifies.