ArticleThings to watch in Cali­for­nia’s primary elec­tion

The most tumul­tu­ous and wide-open Cali­for­nia gov­ernor’s primary in dec­ades will con­clude (but per­haps not the vote-count­ing) on Elec­tion Day. If that’s news to you, you can still cast a bal­lot until polls close at 8 p.m....

ArticleDemo­crats have set a ‘bulls-eye’ on Iowa

DES MOINES – For a ruby-red state con­trolled at nearly every level by GOP elec­ted offi­cials, Iowa Repub­lic­ans are unusu­ally nervous going into the 2026 midterm elec­tion sea­son. The state has open races for gov­ernor and U.S. Sen­ate, and it...

ArticlePow­ell warns against polit­ical pres­sure on Fed and courts

BOSTON — Former Fed­eral Reserve Chair Jerome H. Pow­ell used one of his first major pub­lic appear­ances since leav­ing office to defend inde­pend­ent insti­tu­tions while accept­ing an award Sunday hon­or­ing his efforts to pre­serve the cent­ral...

ArticleFormer Col­or­ado elec­tions clerk out of prison

DENVER — Tina Peters, the former clerk con­victed of par­ti­cip­at­ing in a scheme to chase elec­tion con­spir­acy the­or­ies pro­mul­gated by Pres­id­ent Trump, was released from prison Monday after the pres­id­ent suc­cess­fully pres­sured...

ArticleBrazil, Mex­ico push back as Trump admin­is­tra­tion expands cam­paign against car­tels

ArticleDemo­crats woo work­ers los­ing faith in Trump

Brenda Davis, a retiree who worked at Ford in Ohio for more than 20 years, was dis­mayed to learn that a new Buick she bought from Gen­eral Motors was man­u­fac­tured entirely in China. Mor­gan Hughes, who works at the Gen­eral Motors assembly plant in...

ArticleRewrit­ing the truth in mem­oir

JILL Biden’s book is not even out yet and she’s already try­ing to get it dis­played on both the fic­tion and the non-fic­tion shelves. From her hus­band’s men­tal decline to the par­don­ing of her son, the former first lady moved from the his­tor­ical...

ArticlePro­sec­utor accused of email­ing con­fid­en­tial Trump-case records renamed as dessert recipes