On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” CENTCOM says U.S. strikes took out five Iranian oil tankers as the regime's economy continues to take hits from the U.S. blockade and sanctions. Meanwhile, U.S. negotiators pursue new talks with Russia and Ukraine. How much will these wars play into the midterms? Could we see a resolution before November? Plus, an exclusive new look at Rosie 250. New reports suggest that New Yorkers were misled about air quality after 9/11. Lindsay Clancy’s attorney asks the President for a pardon following her mistrial. Former jewel thief Larry Lawton reacts to the Renoir paintings stolen from a French museum. A college professor jokes about assassinating Nick Shirley ahead of the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death,…
The MV Barima was traveling from Georgetown, Guyana’s capital, along the country’s North Atlantic coastline toward Port Kaituma when the vessel overturned
Texas has gained more than 2.5 million new residents since 2020 — roughly the entire population of New Mexico — reshaping the electorate and injecting new uncertainty into this year's marquee Senate race. Why it matters: Republican Ken Paxton is favored to defeat Democrat James Talarico in November, but the influx of new arrivals — along with fading Latino support for President Trump and booming exurban counties — has scrambled the political math in typically red Texas. By the numbers: Texas added nearly 400,000 residents in 2025, the most of any state, bringing its population to 31.7 million, according to an Axios review of U.S. Census data analyzed by Mendoza Law Firm . - Since 2020, Texas has seen about 2.6 million new…
Rep. Chuck Edwards told a 20-something female staffer it was "disappointing to feel something that used to be easy has gotten complicated" after she did not want to have dinner with him in May of 2025, according to a text exchange reviewed by Axios. Why it matters: The female staffer complained about Edwards' behavior and was worried about retaliation from the congressman. In addition to text messages, Axios reviewed photographs and interviewed four sources familiar with the interactions. The sources requested anonymity to protect against retaliation. - The messages add to a pattern of alleged behavior by Edwards (R-N.C.) toward young female aides that prompted the House Ethics Committee to investigate the congressman. Edwards has…
