Porter’s Troubled Past Returns
Swalwell’s collapse has reshaped California’s governor race, and Katie Porter is now facing renewed scrutiny over old domestic dispute claims and workplace complaints.
Talarico’s Faith Gambit Raises Questions
Texas Democrats are trying to sell James Talarico as a faith-minded bridge to church voters. In a state that has not elected a Democrat statewide since 1994, the pitch is bold, and a little too polished for comfort.
Moore’s Media Fight Heats Up
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is pushing back hard as reporting on his military record draws more scrutiny and a fresh media feud.
Tankers Rush In for U.S. Oil
A reported wave of empty tankers heading toward the United States is being framed as a sign of strong demand and shifting oil routes, but the real story is still in the shipping data.
Biden Spotted Again in Ice Cream Shop
Joe Biden turned up at an LA ice cream shop with Jay Leno, and fresh clips from Delaware kept the public-appearance machine humming.
Starmer Hits Pause on Chagos Deal
Britain has paused its Chagos Islands handover plan after pressure from Washington, leaving the Diego Garcia base and the wider deal in limbo.
Campus Pronoun Stunt Draws Gutfeld Heat
A Fox News panel jumped into a campus culture fight after reports tied a University of Regina professor’s lowercase-name pronouns and child-focused research to a new round of debate.
Court Vacates Hernández Drug Conviction
A federal appeals court said the case against former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is moot after a Trump pardon. The ruling sends the matter back to district court for dismissal.
History Lesson Backfires on Green Candidate
A Green Party candidate's ancestor claim about Lagos ran into community notes, a messy colonial record, and the usual modern taste for moral theater.
Vance Heads to Iran Talks
JD Vance is set to lead the U.S. side in talks tied to Iran’s nuclear program, with Washington warning that pressure is still on the table if the deal goes sideways.