Iran has rejected a proposed 45-day ceasefire as Trump sets an 8 p.m. Tuesday deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to reduce the country to rubble. Oil markets are whipsawing, Saudi Arabia just raised crude prices to record premiums, and the only diplomatic track left is being run by countries that are not the United States.
Trump became the first sitting president to attend Supreme Court oral arguments, and what he witnessed was a bipartisan demolition of his birthright citizenship executive order. Even his own judicial appointees weren’t buying it. A new study reveals the policy would disproportionately harm Asian immigrants, not the communities the administration has centered in its messaging.
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Trump’s first prime-time address on the Iran war was 19 minutes of recycled talking points, debunked claims, and zero exit strategy. The markets saw right through it, oil surged 10%, and two-thirds of Americans still oppose the war.
UConn freshman Braylon Mullins stole the ball, sprinted to the logo, and buried a 35-foot three-pointer with 0.4 seconds left to complete a 19-point comeback and end Duke’s season 73-72 in the Elite Eight. It was revenge 36 years in the making, and it sent the Huskies to their third Final Four in four years.
More than 8 million Americans turned out for the third No Kings protest on Saturday, making it the largest single-day demonstration in U.S. history. Bruce Springsteen performed in St. Paul, Bernie Sanders spoke, and 3,300 events spanned all 50 states. But the movement still lacks the one thing that turns protests into political power: a unified demand.
The third No Kings protest on March 28 is expected to draw over 9 million Americans to more than 3,100 events across all 50 states, with Bruce Springsteen headlining the flagship rally in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Just a few years ago, stablecoins were considered a niche tool, but today their turnover has surpassed
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In a stunning turn in one of the most closely watched legal sagas of the Trump era,
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history may finally be nearing its end. Yes the Dems finally
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Elon Musk has won the biggest executive prize in history. On Thursday, Tesla shareholders approved a compensation
America has lost its most powerful modern vice president, and one of its most polarizing. Dick Cheney
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MSNBC’s name change is no longer hypothetical. The progressive cable news channel will officially relaunch as MS
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The Consumer Price Index finally dropped, late, thanks to Washington’s shutdown circus and it delivered a mixed
The “No Kings” protests are set to cascade across the United States on Oct. 18, with organizers
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When Barack Obama sat down to become the final guest on Marc Maron’s 16-year run of the
The headline should not be an abstract theory. Project 2025 is not a pamphlet on a shelf.
The federal government is barreling toward a shutdown at midnight, with party leaders dug in and little
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