Tuesday

02-06-2026 Vol 19

Year: 2026

Wall Street regulator sues to block Minnesota’s first-in-nation ban on prediction markets

The CFTC filed the lawsuit a day after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed into law a measure that starting on Aug. 1 would make it a crime to operate,...

Nancy Pelosi torched by San Franciscans for endorsing far-left candidate Connie Chan

Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s long-awaited endorsement in the race to succeed her after four decades in Congress has enraged San Franciscans on both sides of the city’s deep-blue political spectrum....

Senate Dems says ‘hell no’ to gas tax relief for Californians, Tony Strickland says

The bill would have suspended the gas tax for a year by lowering it by $1.08 per gallon. The bill would have suspended the gas tax for a year...

Vance says Rep. Ilhan Omar is under DOJ investigation for immigration fraud ‘right now’

Rep. Ilhan Omar has faced questions about immigration fraud, family finances, and her potential ties to a COVID-era fraud scheme in Minnesota. Rep. Ilhan Omar has faced questions about...

Florida reading recovery lags as arts programs expand in Miami-Dade schools

Florida’s ongoing reading crisis is fueling renewed debate over school funding, even as arts educators and advocates in Miami-Dade County point to expanded creative programs they say are improving...

Ted Cruz says the quiet part out loud as LA voters tilt toward Spencer Pratt for mayor

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz says the impact of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's "devastating" policies has driven Spencer Pratt's momentum towards capturing her seat. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz says...

Todd Blanche says he won’t recommend pardoning Maxwell

That decision, however, is up to President Donald Trump.

Trump shows off ‘impenetrable’ White House ballroom’s security features — including drone port

Trump also said the building will have a flat roof with no air conditioning units or any other feature.  Trump also said the building will have a flat roof...

Todd Blanche tells appropriators payouts for Jan. 6 rioters are possible

The acting attorney general is facing bipartisan criticism about the DOJ's so-called “Anti-Weaponization Fund.”