Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is facing criticism for rolling out city-funded security guards for grocery stores instead of focusing her efforts on stopping crime citywide by jailing criminals.

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‘We need more supply, not less supply’

Energy affordability at the cost of campaign timing.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Republican leaders are reportedly meeting this week to discuss how their polling could be so terrible ahead of the midterms despite doing so many wildly unpopular things.

On September 17, the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued a memorandum opinion to answer the question “whether restricting young adults from buying firearms comports with the Second Amendment as the Supreme Court has authoritatively construed it.”

The Tisas BR9 Regent sticks close to the classic High Power formula while adding better sights, a rounded hammer and 15-round magazines. We put the satin-nickel 9mm through its paces.

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Three-time Olympic gold medal swimmer Nancy Hogshead is demanding that the WNBA define what a woman in its official league rules.

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Karoline Leavitt shared the lessons she learned from President Donald Trump during her time working as White House press secretary in a sit-down interview on “Hang Out with Sean Hannity” Tuesday.

“He [Trump] has taught me so much,” Leavitt said, “especially in my role as his press secretary.”

The biggest piece of advice Trump gave Leavitt was about resilience: “As bad as the news may feel in that moment, it will go away, and they’ll be on to the next thing or the next person.”

Much of her job, Leavitt said, was addressing and combating the daily fake news stories the legacy media would publish and bringing attention to what they intentionally did not publish.

“The bias of omission is the most dangerous,” Leavitt said. “The president would sign amazing executive orders or give great speeches that they don’t even cover.”

A recent example of this occurred when ABC, NBC, and CNN only offered digital coverage and fact-checks instead of a live feed during Trump’s July speech on election security, something Leavitt said is extremely rare across broadcast history.

“They believe they are arbiters of the truth and doing the country a great service,” Leavitt said, “but they are clearly slanted and biased against the president.”

Leavitt further recalled how Trump confronted the institutional and media bias against him during his 2024 New York criminal trial.

“He shaped the narrative himself,” Leavitt said. “He may have lost in the court of law because of a crooked judge and jury, but he won in the court of public opinion because he won reelection.”

Working at the White House, Leavitt said she became close to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

“They became like family,” Leavitt said. “We hang out with them, we go to dinner with them, and go to birthday parties with them. There was such camaraderie in the team.”

Whenever Cabinet members couldn’t provide the answers, Leavitt said she was able to take advantage of Trump’s open-door policy.

“He is a great boss, truthfully,” Leavitt said. “He is very uplifting to the people who work for him, and he likes to see people succeed.”

Leavitt resigned as press secretary in late August to spend more time with her family and raise both her 2-year-old and 4-month-old.

“Motherhood is the best job I’ve ever had,” Leavitt said. “I’ve been blessed with so many professional opportunities thus far, I’m excited for what the future holds. We’ll see what God has in store.”

‘The blunt tool of banning diesel exports definitely doesn’t work’

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a statement Tuesday evening to correct widespread media misinformation regarding an officer involved shooting of a Venezuelan illegal […]

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, a Democrat, on Wednesday introduced a 12-month moratorium on new data centers amid concerns about the industry's effects on the city's power grid, water supply, and utility bills.

A hiking trip with friends turned to tragedy over the weekend, as a top college wrestler slipped and fell to his death in Yosemite National Park.

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Do you know the way to San Jose? Dionne Warwick famously asked in her 1968 hit song. Well, Assistant U.S. Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon certainly does, and she recently made sure the city was served with a civil rights lawsuit over its $1,600 fee for a concealed carry permit (firearm and ammunition not included).