Tuesday

02-06-2026 Vol 19

Year: 2026

LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt’s living in a Bel-Air hotel, not a trailer

Pratt posted on X accusing critics of targeting him personally instead of debating his platform. Pratt posted on X accusing critics of targeting him personally instead of debating his...

Sen. Rand Paul’s son erupts in drunken tirade against ‘gays and the Jews’

“And then he got into the Middle East, and he was talking about, like, us trying to steal Iran’s land for the Jews and steal the West Bank, and...

Kevin Warsh confirmed as next Fed chair — replacing Trump foe Jerome Powell — by US Senate as inflation mounts

Hot inflation leaves Warsh trapped between competing political and economic pressures before he even steps into the chairman’s office. Hot inflation leaves Warsh trapped between competing political and economic...

Gavin Newsom to release updated state budget priorities after previous $2.9B shortfall estimate

Governor Gavin Newsom is set to release his May Revise on Thursday. Governor Gavin Newsom is set to release his May Revise on Thursday.

Kennedy to support Senate crypto bill

The Louisiana Republican's vote on the legislation has been a major question mark for months.

Senators give House GOP’s summer reconciliation plan a cool reception

“We’re still working on reconciliation 2.0,” Majority Leader John Thune said.

Florida defends new congressional map, says it lacks ‘signs’ of partisan gerrymandering

Voting rights and civil rights groups have filed multiple lawsuits challenging a new map pushed into law by GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis.

House GOP leadership divided on ethanol fuel vote

The E15 sales bill is backed by farm state Republicans, but many gas and oil state GOP members oppose the measure.

Independent’s signature forces House vote on Ukraine aid

Rep. Kevin Kiley of California completed a discharge petition backed largely by Democrats.

North Carolina school ignored complaints about trans student staring at girls in locker room: filing

Students at Cox Mill High School in Concord, northeast of Charlotte, were told by the then-principal the issue was "too political to address." Students at Cox Mill High School...