Trump calls Chicago ‘out of control’ after train attack left woman critically burned
President Donald Trump blasted so-called "liberal judges" after a woman was set on fire allegedly by a repeat offender. He is also demanding troop deployment.
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Bowser ends decade-long reign as DC mayor after 3 terms in office, won’t seek fourth
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced she won't seek a fourth term, ending her decade-long leadership of nation's capital ahead of 2026 election.
UC Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
Berkeley police arrest a protester outside of a Turning Point USA event at the University of California, Berkeley in Berkeley, Calif., on Nov. 10, 2025. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The Department of Education is investigating whether safety and security measures at the University of California—Berkeley, were inadequate before a protest there earlier this month turned violent,
Republicans try to quash concerns of more exits following Marjorie Taylor Greene’s surprise resignation
House Republicans sought to quash concerns that there could be more resignations after Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene's, R-Ga., plans to exit early next year.
‘We Can’t Afford’ $2,000 Tariff Rebates, GOP Senator Says
Blank U.S. Treasury checks are run through a printer at the U.S. Treasury printing facility in Philadelphia on July 18, 2011. William Thomas Cain/Getty Images At least one Republican senator has said that the U.S. government cannot afford a Trump administration proposal to send out $2,000 tariff-derived rebate payments. “If we’re bringing in revenue through
As the holidays approach, Thanksgiving becomes Trump’s economic test
Voter approval of Trump's economic handling drops to new lows as Democrats capitalize on affordability concerns in recent elections across multiple states.
Civil rights groups sue to stop DOJ from closing office that aims to curb unrest
A group of civil rights organizations is seeking an order to prevent the closure of a Justice Department office dedicated to preventing unrest and violence in U.S. cities. The groups are suing for a preliminary injunction to avert the closure of the Community Relations Service, which was launched in 1964 to avert rioting and racial