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Former Member of Federal Election Assistance Commission Speaks Out After Dismissal
The former commissioner, whose term was cut short by the Trump administration, said the removal undermines election security work at a critical time.
Journalists Reflect on Challenges Reporting on Presidential Health Information Under Trump Administration
Reporters discuss the difficulty of obtaining accurate medical information about the President, describing the White House approach as opaque and difficult to penetrate.
Why Trump Is Resorting to the 'Communist' Trope as a Political Attack
The president's use of the term against Democrats marks a shift in Republican rhetoric, drawing both sharp criticism and enthusiastic support from different political corners.
RealClearPolitics Opinion Piece Frames Democrats' Political Position as Tea-Party Trap
The editorial argues progressive factions within the Democratic Party are employing tactics similar to those that constrained Republicans during the 2010s tea party movement.
Medical Examiner Confirms Sen. Lindsey Graham Died of Aortic Dissection
The South Carolina Republican senator's death certificate remains pending as toxicological and microscopic testing continue.
McConnell Says a Fall Led to His Hospitalization, Breaking Weeks of Silence About Health Condition
The 84-year-old Kentucky Republican revealed he also suffered mild pneumonia and is currently in a rehabilitation center.
UN Ambassador Waltz: Cuba's Regime 'Is a National Security Threat'
The administration points to Chinese and Russian intelligence collection near U.S. military bases in the Caribbean as evidence of escalating regional tensions.
Syria's New Parliament Holds First Session Since Ouster of Ex-President Assad
The 210-member body, with two-thirds elected and one-third appointed by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, will serve a 30-month term as Syria rebuilds after decades of Assad family rule.
Graham's Democratic Reelection Challenger Calls for 'Setting Partisanship Aside' After Senator's Death
Annie Andrews, who had been challenging Graham in the South Carolina Senate race, offered condolences and called for unity following the Republican senator's sudden passing Saturday.
When Managing Your Money, Take a Chatbot's Confidence With a Grain of Salt
A new survey finds 19% of U.S. adults lost more than $100 following AI financial advice, with that figure rising to 27% among Gen Z investors.