President Trump got teased Friday with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination from the most unlikely source — one of his most bitter rivals, Hillary Clinton. Trump’s failed Democratic opponent told the “Raging Moderates” podcast that she would willingly nominate him for

So you thought your local government was boring? Enter Hamtramck, Michigan: two square miles of pure election drama, where absentee ballots are all the rage – and apparently valuable enough to be whisked around town in black SUVs for clandestine drop-offs.

Revisiting scientific assumptions behind climate policy is long overdue. July was bad for government Science (AKA “The Science,” AKA The Scientific Consensus®). On the other hand, the modest old science community weathered the month quite nicely, thank you, bolstered by several

The man accused of killing Minnesota’s former House speaker and her husband faces state charges of first-degree murder. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said Thursday a state grand jury indictment of Vance Luther Boelter includes two first-degree premeditated murder charges for

The Department of Homeland Security debuted a fleet of newly branded Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles Thursday, one of the most visible public displays in the agency’s history. “We will have our country back,” DHS’s official X post says. The high-profile

Tropical Storm Erin is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane on Friday, marking the first Atlantic hurricane to form this year. Erin, swirling in the open water of the tropical Atlantic about 570 miles east of the Northern Leeward Islands, will