Nevada leader issues grim warning for GOP as Trump pushes voting scheme
The Trump administration, desperate to keep GOP majorities in place, is desperately looking for ways to make voting more difficult — including suppressing voting by mail.
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Leaker sounds alarm: Trump is saddling up his ‘Trojan Horse’
On Wednesday, a former member of President Donald Trump’s national security team claimed that the White House has a “Trojan Horse” for obscuring its “scheme” to meddle in the midterms.
Vulnerable Republican’s campaign crumbling amid ‘one headache after another’
One of the most vulnerable Republicans in the current midterm cycle is seeing their reelection campaign crumble.
A Smaller Home Does Not Mean Letting Go of Everything
Moving into a smaller home can be a welcome change. Less maintenance, fewer rooms to clean, and a more manageable living space can make everyday life simpler. The difficult part is deciding what happens to everything that no longer fits. Not every possession needs to be sold, donated, or discarded simply because the new home…
First Trump cut Medicaid — now hospitals brace for more ‘harm’ coming
When President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act slashed hundreds of billions from Medicaid, hospitals thought the situation was already bad. But hospitals are now bracing for new regulations from the administration that will cut even deeper, and experts warn it could cause widespread “harm” to patients.
Conservative host corners Trump secretary on glaring conflict-of-interest
Conservative “Squawk Box” host Joe Kernen is concerned that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has a conflict of interest.
Supreme Court just gutted a key method to keep Trump in check: legal expert
“The unsigned opinion raises an obvious question — if the National Trust for Historic Preservation can’t challenge the destruction of a historic building, who can? — and a less obvious one: How is the White House like a crocodile?”
Trump official torn apart for claim he doesn’t trust government he works for
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy doesn’t trust the government he works for.
When the Office Moves but the Business Keeps Going
A business relocation does not have to mean putting normal operations on hold. For a Dunedin company, the more useful approach may be to divide the transition into stages: move what is needed first, place surplus assets somewhere secure, and bring the remaining items into the new workspace when there is room for them. That…
This ‘complicated’ legal rule might leave Trump’s ballroom untouchable
The Supreme Court shot down a lawsuit trying to block President Donald Trump’s hugely unpopular White House ballroom project, and a “complicated” legal rule means that it is highly unlikely that anyone else will be able to stop it.