South Carolina Names Graham’s Sister to Senate Amid Divided Reaction to His Death
Darline Graham Nordone's appointment brings the Senate to a record 27 women. Trump has since endorsed her to keep the seat past January.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham Dies at 71 After Sudden Illness
South Carolina Republican and longtime foreign policy hawk dies, drawing tributes from allies and renewed criticism of his hawkish record.
Elon Musk Could Become the $1,000,000,000,000 Man
A trillion dollars could buy 1,000 super yachts, 10 million Tesla Model Xs, 1.25 million California homes, end world hunger for two decades, fund free internet across Africa, and still leave enough to buy every Premier League club, twice.
Democrats Sweep Key Governorship Races, Capture NYC Mayorship and Win California Redistricting Measure
Party regains political momentum with decisive wins across major U.S. contests
Trump’s Gaza Truce Advances as Nobel Peace Prize Winners’ Announcement Nears
With Israel's war in Gaza killing tens of thousands and global outrage mounting, Trump's ceasefire deal halts the fighting, with a wink to the Nobel Prize Committee
Judge Sentences Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to Just Over 4 Years for Abusing Women
The music mogul was also fined $500,000 and placed under five years of supervision after prostitution convictions
Fractured Government: Millions Caught in Shutdown Crossfire as Washington Deadlocks
Democrats warn the shutdown is more than a budget battle, accusing Republicans of using it to advance Project 2025.
California Bans ICE Agents From Wearing Masks in Sweeping New Law
Gov. Newsom says the measure will curb "secret police tactics" and restore trust in immigrant communities
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee Proclamation Sparks Anxiety Among Tech Workers
Policy aims to protect U.S. jobs but could accelerate innovation abroad
Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect Held Without Bail as Investigation Continues
Judge orders suspect held without bail ahead of Sept. 16 court hearing
