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Hispanic Democrats kick off voter mobilization campaign

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) campaign arm is launching its voter mobilization efforts ahead of November’s election through alliances with grassroots groups in Arizona, Florida and Texas. Bold PAC is announcing the effort Thursday, focusing on the three states with

Karl Rove: Democrats 'should worry' about RFK Jr.

Republican strategist Karl Rove said the Democrats “should worry” about Robert F. Kennedy’s Jr. independent bid for the White House. Democrats ramped up their criticism of Kennedy after he announced Nicole Shanahan as his running mate on Tuesday. Fox News’s Bret Baier asked

Defend our public lands

Our public lands are not mere commodities; they are invaluable assets that define our national character and sustain our collective well-being.

Chris Christie closes door to No Labels bid

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) will not be seeking a third-party bid for the White House, he announced Wednesday night, shutting down speculation. Christie had been toying with a possible third-party run for the White House as some suggested he run on a unity ticket

Morning Report — Biden courts donors; Trump seeks legal cash

Follow the money: The 2024 general election financing season is in full swing. President Biden and former President Trump, who have clinched enough delegates to win their parties’ nominations for November’s election, are raking in cash. But the two candidates’ approaches to

Trump’s Racist Obsession with Asian Cars

Back in 1982, a young Detroit man named Vincent Chin went out to a bar with his friends to celebrate his wedding, which was to take place the next day. Chin, who was born in China, never made it to the wedding, because he was beaten to death with a baseball bat. All the men

Nuclear industry critics take aim at liability cap extension

Critics are warning that the recent government funding bill's newly extended nuclear power liability cap could impact safety and prevent survivors from getting adequate compensation in the case of an accident. Congress's 40-year extension of a law limiting how much money

Fears grow over Comstock Act, Justices Thomas, Alito

Abortion rights supporters are sounding the alarm that conservative Supreme Court justices want to use a long-dormant law to enforce a nationwide abortion ban. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito repeatedly invoked the Comstock Act during oral arguments Tuesday in a

Do You Know Where Your Strawberries Come From?

To understand Driscoll’s, it’s helpful to think of the berry giant as less as a farm business than as a genetics and marketing company. Driscoll’s owns the patents to a given berry’s genetics, which it licenses to approved growers on an exclusive basis. The company then markets

Biden taps Obama, Clinton for star-studded NYC fundraiser

President Biden’s campaign is looking to raise big money in the Big Apple on Thursday, pulling out all the stops for a major fundraiser that will reunite him with former President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, as well as a bevy of celebrities. The star-studded

Biden goes local in effort to get around national media

President Biden is seeking to find ways to lure swing state voters without just relying on the national media. And increasingly, he’s going local. Biden and his top aides say the road to reelection isn't only through the national television and print outlets, where many of the

Biden expected to raise $25 million at NYC fundraiser

President Biden's campaign is expected to raise more than $25 million from its star-studded New York City fundraiser on Thursday night, which will feature former President Obama, former President Clinton and a slew of celebrity guests. Thursday’s fundraiser at Radio City Music

Subaru recalls over 118,000 vehicles over airbag issue

Subaru has recalled more than 118,000 vehicles due to a faulty sensor that can prevent air bags from deploying during a crash, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Tuesday. The recall includes 118,723 of the automakers’ 2020-2022 Outback and

RFK Jr. not concerned CIA will target him if he's president

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he’s not concerned that he may die if he wins the White House, brushing off hypotheticals about being targeted by a government agency or corporate entity. In an appearance on NewsNation on Wednesday evening, Kennedy

RFK Jr. super PAC says it raised $2M after VP announcement

A super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent presidential bid said it raised over $2 million following the candidate’s official announcement of his running mate. American Values 2024, the main outside group supporting Kennedy’s White House bid, raked in $2.1

Trump planning to attend the wake of slain NYPD officer

Former President Trump will attend the wake of an New York Police Department (NYPD) officer killed in the line of duty earlier this week, his campaign announced. Officer Jonathan Diller was killed during a traffic stop Monday in Queens; he's the first NYPD officer to die on the

Biden administration finalizes methane drilling rules

Presented by Panasonic — The Biden administration on Wednesday finalized new rules for drilling for oil and gas on public lands. {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Biden administration finalizes methane drilling rules The Biden administration on

2 bodies recovered in Baltimore bridge collapse

The bodies of two people have been recovered from the waters where the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed on Tuesday in Baltimore, state officials announced Wednesday. Divers continued the search in the Patapsco River in Baltimore for the missing people on Wednesday, when they