Politics & Policy
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Oil prices surge amid renewed Iran fighting
The surge in prices could come with adverse implications for Republicans in the midterms, especially as affordability takes center stage for many voters.
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Taco Bell investigated as possible source of cyclosporiasis parasite outbreak
Local media have reported that notices were placed at Taco Bell locations in Detroit, stating that the chain isn't able to sell lettuce and other items containing it.
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Carroll collects $5.6 million awarded to her by jury in sex abuse and defamation case against Trump
Trump's attorneys have filed another appeal seeking to stop or reverse the payment, and they vow to keep appealing.
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Rand Paul goes on offense over 'big, beautiful bill' criticisms
"I want to see the tax cuts made permanent, but I also want to see the $5 trillion in new debt removed from the bill," he said in a separate post.
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Watch Live: Moms for Liberty holds press conference in front of SCOTUS
The press conference starts at 1:30 p.m. EST.
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Newark mayor sues Alina Habba over ICE arrest in May
Prior to her appointment, she served as President Donald Trump's personal attorney and rose to national fame defending him from criminal prosecution.
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John Cornyn trails Texas AG Paxton by double digits in GOP primary: Poll
The attorney general increased his lead in what the poll called an "informed ballot test."
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Harris's absence at Calif Democratic Party convention raises more questions about political future
Harris said she will announce her plans for her political future in late summer
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Trump blasts Rand Paul over opposition to 'big, beautiful bill'
Paul, a fiscal hawk, has repeatedly criticized the GOP's penchant for passing single legislative vehicles instead of the 12 appropriations bills.
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Trump threatens to fine Calif for ignoring his demand to bar trans athlete from girl's competition
Transgender athlete AB Hernandez took first place in the state finals in the girls' high-jump and triple-jump competition.
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Education Department designates June 'Title IX' month amid quarrel over transgender athletes
The 1972 Title IX of the Educational Amendments was signed into law by former President Richard Nixon on June 23.
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CA Assembly rejects effort to block new 65 cent per gallon carbon fee
The rule, which requires producers of fuels that release more carbon than a tightening standard to purchase credits from producers of fuels that release less carbon than the standard, would also impact the parts of Nevada and Arizona that rely on California refineries
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OK school superintendent says state will keep fighting for religious liberty after SCOTUS ruling
Last month, the Supreme Court voted 4-4 to block the creation of a taxpayer-funded charter school in Oklahoma.