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Darline Graham considering running for full a Senate term as memorial services set for Lindsey Graham: report
Darline Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, has privately expressed interest in running for a full Senate term, a report said.
Truth Social plan to sell early access to Trump posts ‘makes me want to puke,’ CNBC reporter fumes
CNBC's Steve Liesman says Trump Media's Truth API makes him want to "literally puke," while a Truth Social spokesperson calls the criticism ill-informed.
DOUG SCHOEN: Trump put 2026 election officials on notice. Now he needs a clear agenda
Trump's White House address put election officials on notice about foreign interference, but failed to deliver a sustained argument on affordability.
Texas dentist accused of fatal mistakes after 4-year-old dies during dental procedure
A Texas dentist allegedly failed to recognize opioid distress in a 4-year-old girl and administered the wrong reversal drug during a routine procedure.
Wildfire smoke is invading more than 20 states — doctors reveal who should worry most
PM2.5 particles from Canadian wildfire smoke can penetrate deep into lungs and the bloodstream, posing risks even for healthy people across 20+ states.
White House dishes out new election security jab over Olive Garden's pasta pass ID policy
Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Pass requires photo ID, sparking a political firestorm over election security and the SAVE Act's voter ID debate.
WATCH: Minnesota fraud scandal takes absurd new twist as veteran blows whistle
Adam Schwarze says Minnesota records show he voted in 2012, but he was nearly 2,000 miles away in Navy SEAL training in California at the time.
Olive Garden becomes unlikely face of voter ID fight after restaurant's policy goes viral
Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass requires photo ID, sparking conservatives to argue pasta deals are more secure than elections in some states.
Oscar-winner Brenda Fricker, 'pigeon lady' from 'Home Alone 2,' dead at 81
Brenda Fricker died in Dublin after a period of declining health. Her agent remembered the Irish actress as irreplaceable to fans worldwide.
Battleground Democrat said traditionally White outdoor spaces 'will no longer be White'
Rep. Gabe Vasquez complained that outdoor recreation spaces have been dominated by White people and called for "equitable access" for people of color.
Trump's 60-day Iran deal reaches halfway mark as ceasefire collapses into escalating war
Halfway through the 60-day negotiating window, the U.S. has struck over 300 Iranian targets while Tehran attacks commercial vessels in the strait.
DSA member says she has no problem supporting ‘secret Nazis’ under one condition
The Majority Report co-host and Democratic Socialists of America member said she values platform over personal character