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Conservatives Flip Script on Gallego's Family Man Image With Reminder of Pregnant Ex-Wife Divorce Papers
The attacks come as the Arizona senator faces scrutiny over campaign-funded travel and luxury purchases amid reports he is considering a 2028 presidential bid.
Ninth Circuit Rules Alaska Airlines Must Face Trial Over Firing Flight Attendants for Equality Act Posts
The appellate court found that Lacey Smith and Marli Brown, fired after questioning the Equality Act on an internal message board, have grounds for a jury trial on religious discrimination claims.
Analysis: Putin's Position in Crimea Faces Mounting Pressure as Ukrainian Military Campaign Intensifies
NATO officials report Russia losing 35,000 soldiers monthly while spending half its government budget on military operations.
Record 25 Million Adults Under 35 Living With Parents as Housing Costs Surge
The trend persists even though 70% of young adults ages 25-34 living at home are employed, pointing to housing affordability rather than employment as the primary driver.
NC Tax Preparers Plead Guilty in $25M COVID RELIEF Fraud Scheme
Owner Nejlai Mitchell is the eighth defendant to plead guilty in what prosecutors describe as a systematic scheme to exploit pandemic-era tax credits.
Federal Prosecutors Unseal Indictment Against Frank Carone, Eric Adams' Former City Hall Confidant
Carone allegedly steered a multi-million dollar shelter contract to a Queens hotel owner in exchange for $120,000 in bribes disguised as legal fees.
Moderate Democrats Alarmed By Progressive Primary Wins Ahead of Fall Battles
Progressive candidates swept three New York City House seats, defeating two incumbents including the Congressional Hispanic Caucus chair, signaling a leftward shift within the party.
Trump-Aligned Candidate for UN Secretary-General Pushes MUNGA Reform Agenda
Macky Sall, former Senegal president and leading candidate to lead the global body, tells Breitbart he can cut costs and work with Washington to reform U.N. bureaucracy.
FBI Deputy Director Warns Battlefield-Style Drone Attacks Could Reach US Only a Matter of Time
Chris Raia says next-generation drones controlled via 5G could allow operators in China to pilot aircraft targeting Americans from thousands of miles away.
Left's Primary Wins Sharpen National Debate Among Democrats
Three DSA-backed candidates won New York congressional primaries Tuesday, intensifying ideological divisions within the party ahead of November elections.