Darren Bailey read four names on a debate stage. Hours earlier, WGN had reported one of them. The Pritzker camp’s answer came from his chief of staff, and Bailey replied with a single word.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge to Maryland's ban on commonly owned semi-automatic rifles, putting similar bans in California, New York, and other blue states squarely in the crosshairs.
Brad Lander, a Democratic congressional candidate backed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, says he was detained by Israeli forces during an olive harvest with Rabbis for Human Rights volunteers near Bethlehem. He was released with a warning.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Ukraine would not exist as a sovereign state without American assistance, including support provided under the Trump administration.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff praised Vladimir Putin as a 'humanitarian' during peace talks in St. Petersburg, prompting sharp backlash from commentators including Marcy Wheeler, who warned the exchange confirms fears about the direction of Trump's negotiating team.
Retired American teacher Stephen Hubbard has been released by Russia after more than four years in custody, according to U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, who met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg. Witkoff thanked Putin and called him a humanitarian as the news spread across major outlets Wednesday.
The President just turned every American into a paid detective. A $10,000 check to Nick Shirley proves the money is real — and the hunt for $230 billion in stolen COVID cash is officially open.
The White House announced that President Trump has secured the return of over 100 American hostages and wrongful detainees, with another American freed today — a record unmatched by any commander-in-chief in U.S. history.
Trump's visit to Clemson highlights record investment and job growth, while his team warns against a Democrat comeback that would undo progress.
European cybersecurity officials are warning that organizations unable to apply forthcoming patches for two critical PHP vulnerabilities may need to take affected websites offline, as developers prepare fixes for the widely used programming language.
SpaceX reported a quarterly profit that beat expectations as its satellite communications and computing-leasing businesses grew, and Elon Musk floated the prospect of combining the company with Tesla. Commentators across X picked up both threads, with the merger talk drawing the loudest reaction.
Three lawsuits filed by transgender federal workers against President Trump's 'Restoring Biological Truth' executive order may dismantle the legal precedent the movement spent years building, legal analysts tell the Washington Examiner.
Outgoing Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) flashed a countdown clock to a Politico reporter predicting Republicans will get a 'whoop ass' in the midterms, and GOP voters are furious at the RINO swan song.
President Donald J. Trump announced the release of Stephen Hubbard, an American citizen held by Russia for four years during the Biden Administration.
President Trump announced the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program, empowering all Americans to report fraud through fraud.gov and receive a 1% commission on recovered funds.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly floated converting the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room back into the indoor swimming pool it was built as in 1939, according to reports from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal — and the White House isn't denying it.
ARPA-H Director Dr. Alicia Jackson says the first lady's new women's health initiative will help the nation catch up after decades of excluding women from research, and will drive breakthroughs in ovarian, brain, bone, and cardiovascular health.
Saudi Arabia is begging Washington for interceptors and direct action as Houthi missiles and drones pierce the kingdom's billion-dollar defenses, killing an American and forcing the U.S. to issue urgent warnings across the Middle East.
Aides to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Berlin would have considered invoking NATO's collective-defense clause if the August drone attack on Leipzig airport had caused mass casualties, according to a report cited by Clash Report. U.S. intelligence separately claims Vladimir Putin ordered a wider sabotage campaign across NATO states.
A growing wave of youth-led demonstrations in India has spawned a new form of political expression: web-based games that let players dodge police blockades, deploy tear gas and reenact confrontations between protesters and authorities. The trend, documented in reporting by Reuters, is drawing attention as a novel challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
UN human rights experts are pressing Indian authorities to halt what they describe as excessive force against protesters and to allow an independent investigation, a demand now circulating through Reuters, Al Jazeera, Arab News, The Hindu and US News. Next News Network could not independently verify the underlying allegations.
The September 15-16 FOMC minutes land as futures markets put an 84.5% chance on a rate pause, CoreWeave's credit blowup rattles the AI trade, and pending home sales hit the lowest level since the series began in 2001.
India's finance minister told CNBC that liquid markets make it easy for investors to leave, even as the Nifty slid 1.1% to 22,888 and social media roasted her explanation for a 12% drawdown.
A New Jersey-based food importer is challenging President Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, claiming the administration overstepped its authority under a 1930 trade law and that the duties could cost the company $40 million annually.
The Federal Reserve Board announced an enforcement action against American Express Company over its failure to sufficiently detect and report suspicious activity tied to money laundering — the latest sign that the central bank is tightening the screws on the financial giants it oversees.
