Gov. Joe Lombardo has a responsibility to his state to tell Trump to back the hell off. (Photo: Hugh Jackson/Nevada Current) Last year nearly half of all Nevada voters cast their ballots by mail. In the 2022 general election, it was

On August 19, 2025, investigative journalists Jack Poulson and Harrison Berger disclosed on Substack the existence of a “previously unreported spreadsheet containing 2,152 international legal requests involving the State of Israel, which was concealed within last year’s Anonymous for Justice leaks.”

President Donald Trump on Thursday said any California school district that does not adhere to his administration’s transgender policies will not receive federal funding, but gave no other details. Representatives for the White House and the U.S. Department of Education did

This article was originally published by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and is reprinted with permission. Russian forces launched a massive aerial attack overnight on Ukraine on August 21, the largest this month so far, according to the Ukrainian authorities. The strikes came days

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Austin, announced a run for Texas attorney general Thursday, joining a crowded Republican primary field vying to replace Ken Paxton. A conservative but often rebellious member of Congress, Roy served as Paxton’s top deputy for two years

A new solution for Pennsylvania’s perennial struggle over education funding began circulating in the Legislature on Wednesday. This time, Republican Rep. Jason Ortitay, who represents a district southwest of Pittsburgh, wants to establish the Pennsylvania Education Endowment Fund using one-time state

Reinstating work requirements for some welfare recipients found support across the aisle on Wednesday. It’s a notable change after the partisan nature of the debate in recent years: Republicans have long wanted waivers from the mandate, which have been used on