Today’s News: Sanctions for Iran, Tariffs for Canada and a Wildfire in Nevada
A wildfire and water fights rage in Nevada while Trump threatens Canada with tariffs and Iran with sanctions.
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More States Crack Down on Student Cellphone Use in Schools
More than two-thirds of states now impose restrictions on cellphone use in schools, with a growing number opting for ‘bell-to-bell’ bans.
South Carolina Republicans Weigh Graham and Norman for Senate Nomination
A special primary election runoff will decide who will replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as the party’s nominee for Senate in November.
Postal Service Mail-In Ballot Rules: What Voters Need to Know Ahead of the 2026 Election
The Postal Service has finalized new standards for federal mail-in ballots, but court orders currently prevent the rules from being implemented for the November election.
Notable Primary Elections to Watch: Which Races Are Remaining in 2026?
Voters in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Alaska, Florida and New Hampshire still have decisions to make in the coming days and weeks ahead of the midterms in November.
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Immigration. What Is ‘Birth Tourism’?
Trump on Thursday signed executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship and targeting ‘birth tourism.’
What Is Contempt of Congress? Senate Committee Votes to Hold Fauci in Contempt
Senate Republicans accused Fauci of misusing the Fifth Amendment to block a congressional subpoena.
Today’s News: Cyclospora Outbreak Widens, Haitians Lose Status and Tennessee Votes
The deadly cyclospora outbreak spreads, Haitians lose immigration status and Tennessee voters head to the polls.
Progressives in Ascendance With Key Primary Wins in Michigan
The far-left wing of the Democratic Party scored a major victory with a Senate primary win in Michigan – a state well outside progressives’ established strongholds.
Today’s News: El-Sayed Wins Michigan Primary, GOP Investigates Max Miller and Scientists Study the Moon
Progressive Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan’s marquee race, the House investigates Rep. Max Miller and the dust settles from a likely lunar collision.