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Warnock Criticizes Vance Over Pope Leo XIV Remarks, Says Faith Should Not Be 'Weapon'
The Georgia senator and Baptist pastor said he worries religion is becoming 'one more tool in the ideological toolbox.'
Warnock Responds to DSA 'You're Next' Chants Directed at Jeffries During New York Primary
The chants erupted after DSA-backed candidates defeated several incumbent Democrats in New York primary races last week, highlighting tensions within the party over Israel-Gaza policy.
We Are Over Halfway Through Primary Season. Here Is What the Battlegrounds Tell Us.
With Trump still commanding Republican loyalty and Democrats wrestling over direction, 2026 primaries offer clues about both parties' paths to 2028.
Dr. Oz's GLP-1 Bridge Could Work, But It Isn't a Model for Price Controls
The $50 monthly copay program for Medicare Part D beneficiaries launches July 1 with manufacturers providing drugs at $245 per monthly supply.
Consumers Have Days Left to File Claims in $87.5 Million Beef Settlement
Tyson Foods and Cargill agreed to the payout to resolve antitrust claims they engaged in market allocation; deadline is June 30.
Mamdani Defends Backing NY Socialists, Dismisses Centrist Manifesto as Two Candidates Win House Primaries
New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer led a group of Democrats signing a declaration tying the party to capitalism over socialism in response to this week's primary results.
USDA Inspector General Warns Congress SNAP Fraud Has Links to Terrorism, Foreign Adversaries
Inspector General John Walk testified that proceeds from food stamp fraud have flowed to individuals connected to terrorist groups and transnational criminal organizations.
Massie Lashes Out When Pressed on Ex-Girlfriend's Allegations of Affair With GOP Firebrand
The Kentucky Republican, recently defeated in a House primary, denied all allegations while turning the confrontation back on the reporter asking about them.
Frustrated Blue-Collar Union Leaders Criticize Socialist Politicians, Warn of Labor Exodus From Dem Party
Steamfitters Local 638 business manager called DSA politicians communists and said building trades members are moving away from the Democratic Party.
Postmaster General's Remarks on Mail Ballots Stoke Fears Among Voting Rights Advocates
A federal judge blocked the proposal Thursday, siding with nearly two dozen states that challenged Trump's executive order seeking to create a federal voter roll.