The Hill presents one hour of live, real-time primary night coverage, diving deep into the 2026 Colorado primary Tuesday June 30th, 2026 from 9:00PM ET to 10PM ET. The Hill's coverage will be anchored by Sunrise on The Hill’s Cory Smith, joined by The Hill's Rising cohost Lindsey Granger, The Hill campaign and congressional reporters, Decision Desk HQ, Nexstar DC Bureau, plus political analysts. The live, primary coverage delivers fast, accurate results and sharp analysis as races are called in real time by election data experts from Decision Desk HQ and The Hill's Midterm team. Watch the live election coverage above. #midterms #colorado #election
Democrats and Republicans clash over some of the biggest political issues shaping the national debate, including the Republican effort to rebrand the "Big, Beautiful Bill," the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship, and the rising cost of housing, healthcare, and groceries. #dems #gop #bigbeautifulbill
Rep. Mark Pocan and Office of Management and Budget Russell Vought clash over claims that cuts to USAID is linked to child deaths. Referencing Vought's Christian faith, Pocan asks, "Is it morally, ethically, or biblically wrong to facilitate the death of children?" Vought rejects the claims. Rep. Pocan says he's tapdancing around the question. #russellvought #omb #usaid #markpocan
This discussion explores why Western analysts keep getting Iran wrong by treating a deeply theological conflict as merely political or military. Through the lens of theopolitics, it argues that religious authority, martyrdom, and sacred legitimacy are central to understanding sovereignty, civilizational identity, and the deeper forces driving 21st-century conflict. ----------------------------------- Be first to know what’s coming. Get on the waitlist today. https://turley.pub/NewBook-t2 ----------------------------------- ►
State of the Union: Laws prohibiting male players from playing on women’s sports teams don’t violate Title IX, the court said. The post Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports appeared first on The American Conservative .
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Title IX, a civil rights law prohibiting sex discrimination in schools, does not preclude states from restricting women’s sports to females. The decision overturns a lower court judgement that would have invalidated a West Virginia law to that effect. In a 6–3 judgment authored by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the court wrote that “separate sports teams for biological males and biological females are reasonable: Given the inherent physical differences between the sexes, allowing only biological females to play on women’s and girls’ teams can reduce the risk of physical injury and ensure fair competition.” The court also ruled that Title IX’s language “cannot plausibly be interpreted to…Open
State of the Union: Tehran says Iranian negotiators aren’t scheduled to meet with the American diplomats. The post Iran Negotiations Day 13: U.S. Envoys Kushner and Witkoff Arrive in Doha appeared first on The American Conservative .
Iranian negotiators are scheduled to meet with Qatari diplomats in Doha this week, with Tehran rejecting White House claims that they would also meet with American negotiators Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, as talks to end the Iran War entered their 13th day on Tuesday. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said Tuesday that the Iranian side has no plans to meet Kushner, Witkoff, or any other U.S. official “at any level in the next few days.” Witkoff and Kushner arrived in Doha on Tuesday, with Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari indicating that the envoys will not be having any direct negotiations with Iranian diplomats while in the Qatari capital. CBS News reported Monday, citing Moody’s chief…Open
Democratic socialist Melat Kiros, backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, is mounting a fierce challenge against Colorado Rep. Diana DeGette, who has held her seat for 29 years. NEWSMAX Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen has more on “American Agenda.”
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Kim Wehle {WAIL-ee}, professor of law at the University of Baltimore School of Law, about the Supreme Court's final decisions this term.
