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Supreme Court loosens campaign finance laws, opening up flood of midterm cash
The Supreme Court struck down limits on coordinated spending between candidates and political parties on Tuesday, a win for Republicans that will fundamentally change how tens of millions of dollars are spent in congressional elections. The decision will have an almost immediate impact on the midterms. Removing the limit on coordinated spending effectively gives candidates…
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When three presidents died on the Fourth of July, Americans saw the work of God
On July 4, 1831, James Monroe died from heart failure and tuberculosis at his daughter’s house in New York City. The fifth U.S. president had attempted to write an autobiography, but was unable to complete it as his health slowly deteriorated after his wife died the year before. Thousands of mourners crowded the narrow New…
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SCOTUS delivers a win for common sense with ruling on women’s sports — but activists say the war isn’t over
The Supreme Court just handed down a huge win for biological truth and common sense. In a 6-3 opinion Tuesday, the court upheld state bans on biological males playing in female sports, ruling against challenges in West Virginia and in Idaho. And for many athletes turned activists, including former college swimmers Riley Gaines and Paula…
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Spencer Pratt makes heartbreaking claim about Daveigh Chase’s tragic death after bombshell AIDS reveal
Spencer Pratt claimed in a bold new social media post that “Lilo & Stitch” star Daveigh Chase diedbecause she wasn’t forced into rehab. “This poor beautiful girl is dead because nobody was willing to drag her to rehab against her will,” Pratt wrote via Xon Saturday, responding to The Post’s June 17 headline, “Ghastly video…
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The Trump Administration Is Lifting Its Export Controls on Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable AI Models
The Trump administration is expected on Tuesday night to lift export controls on Anthropic’s two most powerful AI models after the company reached a deal with the Commerce Department, according to a person familiar with the matter. The department will lift restrictions on both the Fable 5 model and the more powerful Mythos 5 model,…
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Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani won’t pitch Wednesday, start moved to Friday
SACRAMENTO — The Dodgers scratched Shohei Ohtani from his scheduled Wednesday start against the Athletics and said he would instead start Friday at Dodger Stadium against the San Diego Padres. The Dodgers did not immediately say why they delayed Ohtani’s start or who would start in his place Wednesday. Ohtani is in the lineup at designated hitter…
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Everything New on Hulu in July 2026
Whether you’re looking for some nostalgic favorites, awards contenders, a show to binge or some new movies to watch, Hulu has a fairly varied lineup hitting streaming in July 2026. Marvel fans can tuck into “Jessica Jones” Season 1 (you’ll have to head to Disney+ to watch the rest), after Krysten Ritter’s character joined in…
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After Amazon drops OpenAI movie ‘Artificial,’ film finds new home at Neon
A Hollywood portrayal of OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman portrayed by actor Andrew Garfield will be released later this year, after Amazon MGM Studios dropped the movie. “Artificial,” which chronicles Altman‘s 2023 ouster from OpenAI and his reinstatement as CEO, was acquired by Neon, the studio announced Tuesday. “The acquisition underscores Neon’s commitment to partnering…
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NPR’s Nina Totenberg Personally Wrote Justice Alito After Falsely Reporting Retirement: ‘It’s Entirely On Me’
NPR’s legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg went on “All Things Considered” Tuesday to take full accountability and apologize for falsely reporting that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was retiring. “I scared everybody half to death for about five minutes, and it was — it’s entirely on me, it’s not anybody else’s fault,” Totenberg said. NPR…
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Man sentenced for 2023 death at a Free Palestine rally in Thousand Oaks
A Moorpark man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges in the death of a protester at a Free Palestine demonstration in 2023 was sentenced to one year in jail and two years of probation, according to the Ventura County district attorney’s office. The charges against Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji, 53, of Moorpark stemmed from a…