John Husted spent years promoting data centers. Now that voters are furious about the bills, he says the industry earned the backlash — but not that it caused it.

Judged by the standards he set for himself, this presidency has failed at nearly everything except enriching the family.

The Senate race between Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek is a test of who pays for that war.

In the upcoming midterm elections, voters are expected to register their frustration with Trump and their anxiety about the economy at the ballot box.

Welcome to the 2026 midterms, where the margins are thin and the stakes are high.

On September 8, Britain’s Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stood in Parliament and said what Washington won’t: Israel is committing ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, and the occupation itself, a finding...

The companies that imported the goods got their money back automatically. The shoppers who paid for the tariffs did not.

It can’t change what your state requires. It can still put children at risk.

What the Court actually did on mail voting, the fake fraud report the Census Bureau just published, and the ally we may have lost for a generation.

Plus: the debt hits $40 trillion, and Trump threatens to bomb the country mediating his own war.

Symbolic wins on vaccines. Real wins for the chemical and peptide industries.

Each spring, high earners reach the Social Security tax cap and stop contributing for the year; most Americans keep paying all year long.

Plus Trump hid in a catering cart and cut vaccine mandates.

AIPAC spent $30 million to lose Michigan. His Republican opponent lives in Florida and won't say what he thinks about anything.

Trump cut a Medicare subsidy early. It exposes the whole broken debate.

It moves in the right direction. Trump's own tariffs and immigration policy are moving the other way.

While Washington dismantled consumer protections, Governor JB Pritzker built new ones — and other Democratic states are following.

Hegseth wants $67 billion more for a war he declared won. Plus: CMS comes for grandma's ballot, and the presidency gets a price list.

You don’t know what government does until it’s gone.

The official celebration reflects one vision of America. Many of us hold a different one.

Trump's own declassified documents disprove his speech. The White House won't commit to accepting the midterms. And Georgia is building the machinery

On June 11, the Secretary of State signed a formal agreement making the UFC an instrument of American diplomacy. In the midst of everything else, that was easy to miss.

How Andy Beshear used federal climate policy and executive authority to deliver for Kentuckians, without a single cooperative vote from his legislature.

Trump signed a surrender at Versailles. Israel destroyed it before the ink dried.

One week, two answers to the same question: who's looking out for ordinary people as the machines arrive.

Each spring, high earners reach the Social Security tax cap and stop contributing for the year; most Americans keep paying all year long.

Bill Pulte, the man behind sixteen months of criminal referrals against Trump's enemies, is now the acting Director of National Intelligence.

The slush fund broke the Senate GOP open. The Iran deal finished the job. But until there's a vote, a revolt that ends before the weekend is just a press release.

Big promises, narrow solutions, and a familiar affordability playbook.

Powell held firm. A Republican senator held firm. Courts held firm. The Supreme Court may undo all of it next month.

What I'm Hearing - May 12, 2026

The Trump family isn't trading access. They're running a business out of the White House.

Iran war cost $72 billion. Someone made $125 million on the war. Memphis erases a black district.

A surveillance tool designed for foreign targets has spent two decades collecting American communications without a warrant requirement.

A shooting in DC, Iran war deadline nearing, corruption is rampant and Dems are done with Schumer.

Dems surge in recent polls, Trump fails his Iran War and Tech bros want to bring back the draft.

Democrats win in Virginia, Trump's approval ratings fall amid more Trump corruption.

Big promises, real costs, and a familiar affordability gap.

Authoritarianism, and JD Vance, lose big in Europe. Trump wrecks the economy and attacks the Pope.