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Congress Reimagined: A New Political Landscape for Republicans and Democrats

'We're just on day 1': Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for a new status quo in Congress WASHINGTON – Republicans won't take full control of Congress until January, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle returned to a new status quo on Capitol Hill this week. GOP leaders are gearing up to pass

Tropical Turmoil: Caribbean Sees Emergence of Potential Hurricane Sara

Storm tracker: Tropical depression forms in Caribbean; could soon become Hurricane Sara Tropical Depression Nineteen has formed in the Caribbean Sea, according to the National Hurricane Center, and the system is forecast to strengthen into a tropical storm Thursday and could even become Hurricane Sara by next week. As of Thursday morning, the system was

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Congress Reimagined: A New Political Landscape for Republicans and Democrats

'We're just on day 1': Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for a new status quo in Congress WASHINGTON – Republicans won't take full control of Congress until January, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle returned to a new status quo on Capitol Hill this week. GOP leaders are gearing up to pass

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Congress Reimagined: A New Political Landscape for Republicans and Democrats

'We're just on day 1': Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for a new status quo in Congress WASHINGTON – Republicans won't take full control of Congress until January, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle returned to a new status quo on Capitol Hill this week. GOP leaders are gearing up to pass

The Unintended Consequences of Progressive Criticism in a Trump-Driven America

Opinion: Progressives insult Americans because Trump won. Guess who that helps? Leftists' inability for self-reflection, along with their self-righteousness and delusional sense of superiority, have been stunning to observe in the wake of the Republican Party's sweeping victory. Progressives have responded in extraordinary ways since Donald Trump secured a whopping 312 Electoral College votes to

Tropical Turmoil: Caribbean Sees Emergence of Potential Hurricane Sara

Storm tracker: Tropical depression forms in Caribbean; could soon become Hurricane Sara Tropical Depression Nineteen has formed in the Caribbean Sea, according to the National Hurricane Center, and the system is forecast to strengthen into a tropical storm Thursday and could even become Hurricane Sara by next week. As of Thursday morning, the system was
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Trump’s Path to Victory in Michigan: Insights from His Detroit Address

Opinion: Trump has a great chance of winning Michigan. His Detroit speech highlighted why. When you look at the issues voters care most about, it's not hard to see why Donald Trump has made gains in Michigan. DETROIT — You never know what you will hear from former President Donald Trump. He’s notorious for riffing

USC Faces Heartbreak Again: Lincoln Riley’s Trojans Top College Football’s Week 7 Misery Index

Another tough loss with Lincoln Riley has USC leading college football's Week 7 Misery Index When college athletes started making money — and often more money than a lot of fans will make in their entire lives — there were concerns about how 18- and 19-year olds would handle the entitlement that often comes with

Embracing Evolution: How Journalism Must Adapt to the New Media Landscape

Opinion: Harris has adapted to changing media reality. It's time journalism does the same. The hand-wringing from old-guard journalists about politicians avoiding them spawns from a very valid fear of quality journalism fading into irrelevance. But there's more to unpack. “This is not the 1950s anymore,” said Vice President Kamala Harris, dismissing those critical of

As Voter Registration Deadlines Approaching, the Emphasis Turns to Mobilizing Voter Participation

Voter registration deadlines hit, focus shifts to actually getting people to vote The deadline to register to vote in 2024 has already passed in more than a dozen states, and time is running out in many more places through October. Millions of Americans have enrolled to cast a ballot this year, with unprecedented recent spikes

Mauricio Pochettino Celebrates Victory in Debut Match with USMNT

New coach Mauricio Pochettino gets win in first game with USMNT AUSTIN, Texas — Mauricio Pochettino’s first game with the U.S. men’s national team was a win. The 2-0 win Saturday night might not seem like any great shakes, considering Panama is ranked 37th in the world, 19 spots below the Americans. But given the

Israel Issues Evacuation Orders for Southern Lebanese Towns; Three UN Peacekeepers Injured

Israel orders evacuation of more southern Lebanese towns, three UN peacekeepers wounded BEIRUT/CAIRO - Israel ordered more evacuations and targeted a new location in northern Lebanon on Saturday, as a third U.N. peacekeeper was wounded in Israel's escalating conflict with Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah. At least 15 people were killed and 37 wounded in Israeli strikes

After Milton’s Wrath: Floridians Face Billions in Damage and Power Outages

Cleaning up after Milton: Floridians survey billions in damage, many still without power Cleanup from Hurricane Milton's destruction was slow going Saturday, with roads in some counties still impassable, resources scarce for some evacuees making their way back home and power only gradually being restored. Milton hit Florida as a Category 3 hurricane Wednesday evening

Dramatic Turns and Dominating Victories: Highlights from College Football Week 7

Penn State comeback, Texas rout headline college football Week 7 winners and losers Southern California had No. 5 Penn State on the ropes after a stunningly effective first half that saw the Trojans turn the page on last week’s loss to Minnesota and resemble the team some thought could be a factor in the race

Trump’s Polling Position: A Stronger Stance Than Against Clinton or Biden

Trump is in a better polling spot now than he was against Clinton or Biden WASHINGTON - If polls are any guide - and there are many questions about them - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is in better shape now than he was at this time in 2020 and in his winning White House

Idaho Wildfires Consume Close to 500,000 Acres

Idaho wildfires burn nearly half a million acres Nearly half a million acres have burned in Idaho as fires engulf national forestland across the state. As of Saturday, more than a dozen wildfires were blazing across the mountain West state, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. Outside the state capital Boise, several fires in

Soldier Sentenced for Attempting to Aid Islamic State in Targeting U.S. Troops

U.S. Army soldier sentenced for trying to help Islamic State plot attacks against troops Damian Williams, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, called Cole Bridges' actions 'a betrayal of the worst order.' A 24-year-old U.S. Army soldier was sentenced to 14 years in prison for trying to help the Islamic State group

Bath & Body Works Pulls Controversial Candle Design Amid KKK Comparisons

Bath & Body Works candle removed from stores when some say it looks like KKK hood Bath & Body Works is pulling from its shelves a seasonal candle after complaints the snowflake design on its label resembled Ku Klux Klan hoods. Meant to be a nod to a folded snowflake cutout, some folks online dubbed