Charles Barkley rejected Chris Cuomo’s confidence that affordability would secure Democratic midterm success, warning that talk of socialism, abolishing ICE and defunding police helps Republicans while Democrats still need stronger ideas and candidates.
The supplied account says a Department of Energy employee was arrested in Washington for allegedly trying to aid Iran backed Houthis, with accusations involving explosive material and drones capable of delivering explosives.
The New York Times Company collected $47.65 million from the same research and development tax credit its newsroom portrayed as suspicious when used by Meta, while a Times spokesman defended the reporting and the company’s own approach.
The Supreme Court will decide whether the Trump Administration may detain many illegal entrants without bond hearings, a ruling that could either preserve its deportation strategy or trigger the release of tens of thousands during removal proceedings.
Wynonna Judd says she and Ashley Judd are taking a break as she prepares to release “The Hard Truth,” an intensely personal album confronting her relationship with Naomi Judd, painful family secrets and her journey through anger and forgiveness.
California became the second state to recognize both Eid holidays statewide, while the timing of Newsom’s signatures fueled criticism over whether Muslim observances received priority over pending protections for Jewish holidays.
More than 457,000 veterans with current Veterans’ Group Life Insurance policies will automatically receive three months without premium payments, saving nearly $150 million while providing timely financial relief from November through January 2027.
The Marine Corps is offering approved personnel $2,000 or special leave benefits for extending overseas tours, with eligibility covering most posts outside the contiguous United States beginning Nov. 1.