Senator Elissa Slotkin’s offhand line about wanting a “deterrence message” for young people thinking about working in a Trump administration blew up fast — and not because it was confusing. It landed exactly where it would: square in the middle of a debate about whether prosecutors are meant to pursue crimes or to send political More

The Ohio governor’s race just turned uglier — and louder. A viral video released by the Vivek Ramaswamy campaign features Donna Arthur, identified as Amy Acton’s estranged mother, calling her daughter “a liar.” The ad has already sparked outrage, sympathy, and a political debate about how far campaigns will go to win. Greg Kelly reacted More

An Ohio grand jury has returned a multi‑count indictment charging businessman Michael Perik and two associates in an alleged scheme that diverted roughly $20 million in federal Pell grants and other aid tied to Eastern Gateway Community College. The indictment, announced by Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber with U.S. Under Secretary of Education Nicholas More

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a budget package that quietly folded big new revenue bets into California law, and watchdogs aren’t pleased. The California Tax Foundation says the bills passed this session will add about $14.3 billion a year in new taxes and fees when fully in place. The headline items are SB 122 — More

The John Two Guns White Calf family estate has taken a bold step. In a recent press release the estate formally asked for a White House meeting with President Donald Trump and proposed a “Redskins White House Summit” to press for restoring the team’s former name and logo and even renaming RFK Stadium after their More

New mid‑October polls are sending a loud message from France: Marine Le Pen and her National Rally are out front, and in many head‑to‑head tests she is beating the main centre and left rivals. These results are the headline — not wild speculation — and they come at a moment when street unrest and torching More