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John Solomon Podcast Revisits FBI Surveillance Controversy, New York Times Reporting
The opinion piece cites Inspector General findings on FISA warrant issues and raises questions about media coverage of Trump campaign surveillance allegations.
LAUSD Superintendent Resigns Amid FBI Investigation Into District Contracts, AI Chatbot Project
Alberto Carvalho, who led the nation's second-largest school district since 2022, steps down nearly four months after federal agents raided his home and office.
ProPublica and Connecticut Mirror Launch Investigation Into State’s Emergency Medical Services
Newsrooms are seeking input from paramedics, EMTs, and volunteers to understand the challenges facing Connecticut's emergency response system.
US Fertility Rate Hits Record Low in 2025; Arizona and Utah See Sharpest Declines Since 2007
The national rate fell to 53.1 births per 1,000 women aged 15-44, down roughly 23% from 2007 levels, with every state recording a decline.
Democratic Party Navigates Structural Challenges Amid Political Opportunities in 2026
Analysis: Despite historical weaknesses, Democrats see Senate gains possible in traditionally Republican states as party shifts messaging focus.
Keir Starmer Resigns as Prime Minister, Sets Timetable for Successor
The two-year tenure makes him the shortest-serving Labour prime minister in modern British political history.
Former Democrat Fundraiser Says She Will Expose Party Figures Who Knew About Biden's Cognitive Decline in New Book
Lindy Li, who switched parties after the 2024 election, claims her book "Unburdened" contains previously unpublished polling data and text messages from figures like Adam Schiff.
Democratic-Led States Balk at 'Great American State Fair' Ahead of Semiquincentennial
At least seven states with Democratic governors have declined to participate, citing budget constraints and concerns that the event is more partisan than advertised.
New York's Congressional Candidates Make Final Case on Last Day Before Primary Election
Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist who rose to power last year, is working to reshape the city's congressional delegation with his picks in three key House races.
Judge in Charlie Kirk Killing Case to Decide if Prosecutors Could Be Punished for Media Comments
Defense attorneys have asked Judge Tony Graf to bar the death penalty, arguing prosecutors' public statements about ballistics evidence could bias potential jurors.