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One question about the Constitution puts liberals’ appetite for sweeping change to the test
Fox News Digital interviewed several attendees at the March on Washington 2026: Defend the Vote who supported far-reaching political reforms, including rewriting the US Constitution and abolishing or restructuring the Senate. The article presents these views as evidence of support among some activists for more sweeping changes associated with democratic socialism, amid debate within the…
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Trump’s tougher round-two birthright citizenship strategy hinges on key legal distinction, experts say
President Trump has issued two narrower executive orders seeking to limit recognition of birthright citizenship and discourage birth tourism, following a Supreme Court setback to his broader proposal. Supporters argue the revised approach relies on historic exceptions for children of diplomats and enemy forces, while critics say it tests whether a president can redefine who…
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New York Bans ICE Deals as Trump Claims Vast Venezuela Oil Pact
Kohberger seeks a new judge while Hovland and Gerard lead the Tour Championship; Michelle Obama’s remarks on motherhood also stir criticism.
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‘We have not slowed down’: Minnesota not out of the woods on massive fraud scandal, expert warns
A Minnesota policy expert has warned that the state’s response to alleged fraud involving Medicaid-funded assisted-living providers remains inadequate, despite national attention and claimed losses running into billions. Bill Glahn argues that rapid licensing growth, continuing criminal allegations and insufficient accountability within state agencies mean the underlying risks have not been resolved. Glahn said 364…
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Tax promises, defence targets and Iran: Andy Burnham’s budget headaches
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey face a difficult autumn budget as weaker economic conditions, higher inflation and the Iran war constrain their options. Burnham has retained Labour’s fiscal rules and manifesto pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance or VAT, limiting the scope for additional spending or tax cuts while seeking…
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Burnham warned against ‘stupid’ capital gains tax decision
Former Conservative Treasury minister Lord O’Neill has urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham not to raise capital gains tax in the 28 October Budget, calling such a move “stupid”. He argued that higher rates could discourage business owners from selling companies or encourage them to move money overseas, potentially reducing rather than increasing tax receipts at…
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Netherlands Rout Scotland as Duffer Brothers Name New President
The Dutch women take a 1–0 ODI series lead; Josh Stern joins Upside Down Pictures, while Joe Satriani recalls a dramatic festival exit.
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Enes Kanter Freedom’s legal representatives file FOIA request related to Chicago Sky ejection incident
The America First Policy Institute has filed a public-records request over Enes Kanter Freedom’s removal from a Chicago Sky game and his subsequent ban from Wintrust Arena. The group says it is investigating whether public entities were involved in decisions affecting his access to the publicly owned venue, though the request does not establish that…
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CBC permits journalists to describe 9/11 as terrorism
CBC has changed its internal guidance to allow journalists to describe the 11 September 2001 attacks directly as terrorism, following criticism of leaked wording that advised staff not to use the term. The broadcaster said the earlier guidance had created confusion and caused hurt ahead of the attacks’ 25th anniversary, and that the change is…