The Supreme Court will consider whether Boulder County can pursue climate claims involving interstate emissions, while critics warn the litigation could shift national energy policy from Congress and federal agencies into state courtrooms.
ICE arrested Samuel Reveron Ascanio, a 25 year old illegal alien dubbed the “mole man,” after he emerged from a New York City sewer following his release by a judge despite a federal arrest warrant.
Two Iranian diplomats stayed in New York after their delegation was ordered out, but American officials caught the defiance and forced their departure as Marco Rubio and Donald Trump delivered separate rebukes of the Iranian regime.
Treasury officials say Operation Economic Outcast has driven Iran’s currency to record lows while targeting the regime’s financial networks, military procurement, oil revenue, aviation, transportation and remaining industrial infrastructure.
Jordan Domingue, once a trusted aide with extensive access to Abdul El-Sayed, has quit his Senate campaign and leveled allegations involving staff treatment, public service claims, foreign policy, law enforcement messaging, and the candidate’s carefully constructed image.
Letitia James refused to explain a Facebook post appearing to accept an accuser’s account before investigating the 2024 Cornell case, leaving Kathy Hochul’s controversial special prosecutor appointment under even greater scrutiny.
Beck warns that France’s unrest is blending economic grievances with Marxist and Islamist activism, creating a volatile political movement he says could spread far beyond Europe.
Sen. Steve Daines warns that unpopular war sentiment and gas prices make 2026 resemble the GOP’s disastrous 2006 cycle, while polling and race forecasts point to serious threats to Republican control of Congress.