Gavin Newsom thought he could override the Constitution — now he faces a recall
During the pandemic, California’s governor has largely ignored the role of the executive under a government of separated powers.
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Juan Williams: Why California's recall election matters
OPINION: Defeat for Gov. Gavin Newsom would have bleak and far-reaching implications.
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Biden enters perilous final hours of Afghanistan mission
The remaining U.S. forces in Afghanistan are set to leave the country on Tuesday, marking an end to a nearly 20 year military engagement.But the exit will not be a clean break for the Biden admin…
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Louisiana sheriff reports first death from Hurricane Ida
The first death resulting from Hurricane Ida has been reported in Louisiana.The Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office wrote on its Facebook page that an individual was confirmed dead after being struck by a falling tre…
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Texas law banning most abortions set to go into effect after court cancels hearing
A law that would ban most abortions in Texas is set to go into effect Wednesday after 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals canceled a hearing on the matter that had been planned for Monday, the …
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Florida radio host 'Mr. Anti-Vax' dies of COVID-19
A conservative Florida radio host who dubbed himself “Mr. Anti-Vax” and criticized the COVID-19 vaccine died of the coronavirus on Saturday.In a statement posted to Twitter, radio station News Daytona Beach WNDB co…
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House panel tees up Trump executive privilege fight in Jan. 6 probe
The House committee seeking executive branch documents in its investigation of the Jan. 6 attack is likely to force a standoff between Congress and former President Trump over the issue of executive privilege….
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US evacuates all Afghan embassy staff: report
All local Afghan staffers at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul as well as their families have been successfully evacuated by the U.S. as of Saturday night, …
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Former Afghanistan ambassador to US: Afghan women 'are in a state of panic'
Former Afghanistan Ambassador to the U.S. Roya Rahmani on Sunday said Afghan women are “in a state of panic” upon the Taliban’s seizure of power that has left many women feeling their rights are in jeopardy. …
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