Record 89% of Americans See Widespread Government Corruption: Gallup
The percentage of Americans who say corruption in government is widespread jumped 10 points from last year, fueled by Democrats’ increasing perception of wrongdoing.
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Massachusetts Primary Pits Age Against Policy
The Democratic senate race pits octogenarian incumbent Sen. Ed Markey against Rep. Seth Moulton, a six-term moderate who says Markey is too old to serve.
Why Did the Pentagon Blacklist Anthropic – and Why Did a Judge Say It Was Illegal?
Anthropic won a major court victory over the Department of Defense. Here’s what the fight was about.
Trump Wants to Rename Lake Ontario. Here Are Other Things He’s Renamed – or Tried To
The latest renaming – Lake America – follows Trump’s other attempts to rebrand some of the country’s most iconic features, with varying success.
Warsh Provides Little Guidance on Rates in Key Speech at Jackson Hole
The Federal Reserve continues to position the central bank as a quiet actor in his first keynote speech at Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Why Are 3 Secret Service Officials Under Investigation? What to Know
The investigation marks another roadblock for a federal agency riddled with security concerns and controversy.
Graham’s South Carolina Win Reaffirms Trump’s Strength Among Republicans
Trump’s strong endorsement – and a lot of money from his super PAC – helped Sen. Darline Graham to the GOP nomination for Senate from South Carolina.
Today’s News: Dolly Parton Dies, Canada Hits Back and Measles Outbreak Turns Deadly
Dolly Parton has died, the U.S.-Canada trade war continues and runoff election results are in.
Unpacking Trump’s Newest Visa Revocation Plan
The move that could affect 200,000 people is reportedly the Trump administration’s latest step to restrict immigrant visa eligibility.
Postal Service Mail-In Ballot Rules: What Voters Need to Know Ahead of the 2026 Election
The Postal Service issued new rules that would restrict mail-in voting, which the Supreme Court allowed to proceed – for now.