James Talarico is the latest Democrat to hand Republicans a tidy little gift. A short, heavily circulated video clip of the State Representative and Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Texas has gone viral. Conservative accounts have framed his remarks about faith and the southern border as evidence he’s out of touch — and More

Governor Jared Polis just went public with a sharp warning: he says he doesn’t want “the socialists to destroy” Colorado. The exchange started when State Rep. Yara Zokaie and an online ad took aim at Polis for his wealth and policy stance. Polis fired back on X, saying he’s “not scared of anyone” and pushing More

The House Budget Committee just cleared a $95 billion reconciliation blueprint. It’s supposed to fund defense readiness, intelligence, agriculture, and a controversial election-integrity grant program. But moving the plan out of committee was the easy part — getting it through the whole Republican conference and then the Senate is where the fun begins. And by More

The government has stepped in and taken British Steel into public ownership under the new Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act. What ministers call a rescue to protect jobs and Britain’s steelmaking clout has instead handed the state control of the last working blast furnaces in Scunthorpe. That move will settle one fight and start several more More

The Federal Communications Commission has taken two clear steps that matter to every American who cares about fair media and our public airwaves. The agency’s Media Bureau opened a public-comment process to ask whether ABC’s The View still qualifies as a “bona fide news interview” program. At the same time the FCC has ordered early More