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Senate majority leader race: Van Hollen jumps in, but Schumer says he has the votes
The Senate majority leader race is on. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland is answering the calls of his Democratic colleagues who want new leadership when they take back control of Congress next year and is offering himself as an alternative to Charles E. Schumer.
Jensen Huang resigns as CEO of Nvidia after affair with suspected Chinese spy
Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of Nvidia, the chipmaker he transformed from a gaming supplier into a $4 trillion behemoth at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom.
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After sweeping wins, Democrats are plotting gun control bills in 8 states
Democrats who swept out Republicans up and down the ballot in the midterm elections are now plotting an onslaught of gun control laws in at least eight states where Second Amendment rights were once taken for granted.
Vance does not have a chance in 2028
Vice President J.D. Vance knew he had to get out -- quickly. So he threw his boss, President Trump, under the bus the day after Republicans lost the House and Senate, rendering them both lame ducks until they leave office.
Iranian boxer on death row for protesting to be honored in London with human rights award
Iranian boxer Mohammad Javad Vafaei Sani won't be in London on Thursday to accept his Outstanding Human Rights Activist award from the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign. He remains on death row in his home country for protesting against the government.
John Fetterman’s far-left primary challenger fueled by rage toward Israel
Sen. John Fetterman faces at least one challenger so far in the 2028 Democratic primary, an "anti-Zionist" from Gaza who has spent the last three years in a tirade against Israel, its people and U.S. officials who support providing aid to the country in its ongoing war against the terrorist group Hamas.
Trump gives Nvidia CEO a pass on Chinese spy scandal after ridiculing Swalwell
President Trump is standing by one of his closest corporate allies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, over his extramarital relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, a striking contrast to the years of ridicule he heaped on former Rep. Eric Swalwell, who was caught up in a similar espionage controversy.
White House says proposed Dem probes may be ‘blatant criminality’
The White House signaled it will take a combative stance against forthcoming investigations into President Trump by the incoming Democratic Congress, writing a letter to Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that their actions "may cross the line into blatant criminality."
Coachella 2027 reveals lineup: SZA, Tame Impala, Dua Lipa to headline
The Coachella music festival has revealed the lineup for its 2027 edition.
House shelves Hegseth impeachment resolution — but Massie’s push likely won’t be the last
The Republican-controlled House voted to sideline an impeachment resolution against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Tuesday.
Is America next to implode?
France is burning, but Americans should not be smug. We could be next.
Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio elected new leader of bruised House GOP
House Republicans returned to Capitol Hill from a midterm wipeout and elected as their new leader Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, a Freedom Caucus co-founder and reformed political bomb-thrower who is now charged with marshaling the chamber's smallest Republican minority since the 1990s.
Democratic Socialists of America under scrutiny over possible Cuba, China funding
Florida is investigating the Democratic Socialists of America over contributions from China and Cuba and whether the organization accepted "tens of thousands of dollars" to fund DSA delegations to meet with government officials in the two communist countries.
U.S., Russia, Ukraine conclude first round of talks in Abu Dhabi as Washington pushes for guarantees
The first round of trilateral discussions among representatives of Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. in Abu Dhabi has concluded with plenty of cautious optimism from those briefed on the meeting, despite no apparent diplomatic breakthrough.
