Residents of Chicago's south and west sides are facing a crisis as seven Save A Lot grocery stores have permanently closed, leaving communities without access to fresh and affordable food. The closures have been attributed to ongoing financial problems and a significant drop in SNAP sales, but many local voices point to rampant retail theft as a driving factor. This situation highlights the struggles that progressive policies have created, impacting those who are most vulnerable in these neighborhoods. ----------------------------------- Be prepared before you need it. Get your Medical Emergency Kit. Visit https://www.twc.health/TURLEY and use code TURLEY to Save $45 Off + Free Shipping. USA Residents Only *The content presented by…
Immigration agents are preparing to ramp up arrests and deportations of Haitian migrants as early as today. Roughly 350,000 Haitians are set to lose their legal protections under the Temporary Protected Status program. NewsNation's Ryan Bass reports.
What Axios' Alex Thompson is hearing from Democratic insiders about the party's most likely 2028 Democratic nominees, as told to Jim VandeHei for his weekly Axios C-Suite newsletter: 1. Kamala Harris. She is far ahead of every other contender with Black voters, still the most important voting bloc in a Democratic primary. Her allies argue that no one else is as prepared for a national campaign. She was a better candidate in 2024 than in 2020 and is working hard to be a better, more authentic, less cautious candidate in 2028. Harris is likely a beneficiary of Democrats' preliminary choice yesterday of South Carolina, instead of Nevada, for the first Democratic presidential primary of 2028. 2. AOC. No one else can plausibly claim to be…
Howie Carr and Ellis Henican debate newly anointed Maine Senate Democrat nominee Troy Jackson after he replaced Graham Platner on Monday's "Bianca Across The Nation."
Hurricane Genevieve briefly reached Category 5 strength over open Pacific waters Monday morning, becoming the Northern Hemisphere's first major hurricane of the 2026 season while a second storm churns toward Hawaii. Genevieve's maximum sustained winds hit 155 mph early Monday, placing the storm at the top of the Saffir-Simpson scale roughly 520 miles south-southwest of […] The post Hurricane Genevieve hits Category 5 in the East Pacific — the first in two years — but stays far from shore appeared first on American Almanac .
Hurricane Genevieve briefly reached Category 5 strength over open Pacific waters Monday morning, becoming the Northern Hemisphere's first major hurricane of the 2026 season while a second storm churns toward Hawaii. Genevieve's maximum sustained winds hit 155 mph early Monday, placing the storm at the top of the Saffir-Simpson scale roughly 520 miles south-southwest of the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula. No coastal watches or warnings were in effect at the time, and forecasters said the hurricane would remain far out to sea. But swells rolling off the storm were already generating what the National Hurricane Center in Miami called "life-threatening surf and rip current conditions" along Mexico's southwestern coast and…Open
The Democratic Socialists of America's national co-chair went on Fox News Sunday and calmly affirmed her organization's platform, abolishing the Senate, ICE, prisons, and national borders, while the Democratic Party struggles to contain a socialist wing it helped create. Megan Romer, the DSA's national co-chair, sat across from host Shannon Bream and answered a series […] The post DSA co-chair confirms platform to abolish Senate, ICE, borders, and prisons on national television appeared first on American Almanac .
The Democratic Socialists of America's national co-chair went on Fox News Sunday and calmly affirmed her organization's platform, abolishing the Senate, ICE, prisons, and national borders, while the Democratic Party struggles to contain a socialist wing it helped create. Megan Romer, the DSA's national co-chair, sat across from host Shannon Bream and answered a series of direct questions about the organization's official positions. Abolish the Senate? "True," Romer said. Abolish ICE? Yes. Abolish prisons? Yes. Eliminate national borders? Yes. Defund the Pentagon? Yes. Grant amnesty to every person living in the country illegally? Yes. Shift most large corporations to public ownership? Yes. Replace the presidency and the Supreme Court?…Open
Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte has finished a fourth round of layoffs at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence since taking charge five weeks ago, a pace that has cut the agency to well below half its original size. Pulte announced the latest cuts on Sunday evening, just hours before the […] The post Acting DNI Bill Pulte completes fourth round of ODNI layoffs in five weeks appeared first on American Almanac .
Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte has finished a fourth round of layoffs at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence since taking charge five weeks ago, a pace that has cut the agency to well below half its original size. Pulte announced the latest cuts on Sunday evening, just hours before the Senate was set to hold a procedural vote on his likely permanent replacement, Jay Clayton. The acting intelligence chief framed the reductions as a disciplined effort to strip the agency back to its core statutory mission. Just the News reported Pulte's announcement, which came via a post on X under his official handle, @DNIPulte: "Since becoming Acting Director of National Intelligence, our team has been smartly, and…Open
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries deflected direct questions about thousands of noncitizen voter registrations in New Jersey, instead turning his fire on President Trump and the GOP, even as a fellow Democrat conceded the problem was real. CNN anchor Dana Bash put the question plainly on "State of the Union" this Sunday: Democrats have spent […] The post Jeffries dodges on New Jersey's noncitizen voter registrations, pivots to attacking Republicans appeared first on American Almanac .
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries deflected direct questions about thousands of noncitizen voter registrations in New Jersey, instead turning his fire on President Trump and the GOP, even as a fellow Democrat conceded the problem was real. CNN anchor Dana Bash put the question plainly on "State of the Union" this Sunday: Democrats have spent years insisting noncitizen voting does not happen. New Jersey just disclosed that roughly 6,600 noncitizens wound up on the state's voter rolls through a software error, and that fewer than 400 of them cast ballots. So is it a problem? Jeffries did not say yes. He did not say no. He said he has "confidence in state and local authorities" and called the New Jersey situation a "modest or minor"…Open
