The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
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.
Elon Musk is claiming that a former Tesla employee who assaulted a woman at the company's Austin factory later killed three students at a downtown bar, a story now circulating across conservative and mainstream accounts alike as SpaceX reports its first profitable quarter and merger talks with Tesla advance.
The Social Security Administration has corrected nearly 15% of all active Social Security numbers, adding missing death and citizenship data in what the agency calls the most comprehensive cleanup in its 91-year history.
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson announced the Justice Department filed to seize half a city block in Minneapolis bought with SNAP dollars, crediting Nick Shirley's fraud exposé and unveiling a 1% whistleblower commission.
UN human rights experts are calling for an independent investigation into Indian authorities' conduct during a crackdown on protesters, alleging injuries and ill-treatment. The demand has been amplified across international outlets and rights bodies.
The Bulwark's Mike Weiss and Marc Polymeropoulos tore into President Trump's claim that Russia has been 'fine' on Ukraine, calling him 'the worst piece of shit on the planet' as Steve Witkoff prepared to meet Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren told CNN that Musk interfering with Ukraine's military satellite service would put America at 'enormous risk' — but multiple outlets report Musk ordered the slowdown himself, and the Pentagon says it issued no such directive.
Billionaire megadonor Michael Bloomberg is pouring $80 million into Democrat campaigns ahead of the 2026 midterms, with at least $50 million aimed at flipping the House — as Trump and Musk counter with a massive GOP war chest.
Nine former FBI employees who investigated the classified documents case against Trump have sued Director Kash Patel, alleging unlawful termination. The claim is spreading across social media, but Next News Network could not independently verify the underlying events.
