Portland to vote to ban Texas travel, trade following new abortion law
The Portland, Ore., City Council is planning to vote on Wednesday on a proposal to ban doing business with the state of Texas following the controversial new abortion restrictions enacted in The Lone Star State. …
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Abbott approval rating wanes as most Texans say state on 'wrong track'
Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott’s approval rating is waning as most Texans say the state is on the “wrong track,” according to a poll from …
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The media trust gap between conservatives and liberals continues to grow. Here's why
A new study reveals a Grand Canyon-sized gap between Republican and Democratic perspectives on the national news media.
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Juan Williams: Labor's surprising winning streak
OPINION: There are new signs of hope in the union movement.
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Virginia races offer an early preview of Democrats' midterm challenges
Voters in Virginia will give Democrats and Republicans the first hints of the political landscape in advance of next year’s midterm elections when they head to the polls in eight weeks.The marquee matchup is an exp…
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GOP seeks to keep spotlight on Afghanistan as Dems advance Biden's $3.5T spending plan
Democrats are aiming to turn the page and focus on advancing President Biden’s domestic agenda this month – but Republicans will be doing everything they can to keep the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan…
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More than 7 million Americans to lose jobless benefits on Labor Day
Over seven million people across the U.S. will lose their unemployment benefits beginning on Monday as pandemic safety nets expire.The emergency federal jobless benefits are set to end on Labor Day, while another t…
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Tennis star Sloane Stephens on online abuse: 'This type of hate is so exhausting'
U.S. tennis player Sloane Stephens on Saturday shared screenshots on Instagram of hateful messages she received in the hours after exiting the US Open, writing that the online abuse was “so exhausting and never ending.”…
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At least 1,000 US schools have closed due to Covid since late July: report
At least 1,000 schools across 31 states have closed down due to COVID-19 since classes began to resume in late July, …
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