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Ryan Gosling to Star in Marvel’s Ghost Rider Movie

Ryan Gosling to Star in Marvel’s Ghost Rider Movie

Ryan Gosling is finally joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The “Project Hail Mary” star will play Ghost Rider in a new standalone movie, Marvel Studios exec Kevin Feige announced onstage from Hall H at San Diego Comic Con. The film will be directed by Shawn Levy and is slated to release in 2028. Levy is […]

‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Trailer Rocks Comic-Con: Doctor Doom Raises Army of Sentinels to Take Down Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men

‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Trailer Rocks Comic-Con: Doctor Doom Raises Army of Sentinels to Take Down Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men

Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige surprised San Diego Comic Con attendees with exclusive footage of “Avengers: Doomsday,” shown only to lucky fans inside of the convention center’s massive Hall H. The trailer starts out with Victor Von Doom (Robert Downey Jr.) sitting on a throne as Vanessa Kirby’s Invisible Woman explains how he’s broken as […]

Jon Ossoff's Rising 2028 Prospects Compared to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Jon Ossoff's Rising 2028 Prospects Compared to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Senator Jon Ossoff's potential candidacy for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination is gaining traction, surpassing Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in prediction markets. Despite Ossoff's current focus on his Senate reelection campaign in Georgia, his increasing popularity in prediction markets suggests growing interest in his potential presidential bid. Ossoff's chances have risen significantly, with prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi showing him ahead of Ocasio-Cortez. This development comes as the Democratic field for 2028 begins to take shape, with various candidates testing their messages and building recognition in key primary states.

HR-35 Introduces New Federal Crime for Fleeing Border Patrol, Impacting Immigration Status

HR-35 Introduces New Federal Crime for Fleeing Border Patrol, Impacting Immigration Status

A new bill, HR-35, has been introduced to establish a federal offense for intentionally fleeing a pursuing U.S. Border Patrol agent or an officer assisting them while driving within 100 miles of the border. The legislation sets penalties of up to 2 years in prison for the basic offense, with increased terms of 5 to 20 years if serious bodily injury results, and 10 years to life if death occurs. Additionally, the bill stipulates that a conviction or admission of such conduct can render a noncitizen inadmissible, deportable, and ineligible for immigration relief, including asylum. The Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security are required to provide annual reports to congressional judiciary committees detailing the number of cases charged, apprehended, and penalties imposed.

St. Louis Cardinals Bats Finally Erupt Overwhelming the Reds Saturday

St. Louis Cardinals Bats Finally Erupt Overwhelming the Reds Saturday

Andre Pallante did what the St. Louis Cardinals asked him to do. He was lights out sharp again, but something unusual happened. For once, the Cardinals offense gave him some run support, but it took awhile. Misplays by the Reds didn’t hurt either. The Cardinals got off to a fast start in the bottom of […]

Trump Administration Seeks to Weaken Historic Preservation Rules, Raising Concerns Nationwide

Trump Administration Seeks to Weaken Historic Preservation Rules, Raising Concerns Nationwide

The Trump administration is proposing changes to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, specifically targeting Section 106, which mandates federal agencies to assess the impact of construction projects on historic sites. The proposed changes aim to reduce federal oversight, potentially clearing the way for President Trump's projects in Washington, D.C., and affecting historic sites across the U.S. Critics argue that this move could endanger numerous culturally significant locations. The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, largely composed of Trump appointees, is pushing for these revisions, which include redefining what qualifies as historic, making public comments optional, and removing the requirement to consult with Native American tribes. The changes are seen as a way to expedite federal projects but have sparked significant opposition from preservation groups and legal experts.

Senator Warnock Calls for Investigation into Gerrymandering Impact on Black Voters

Senator Warnock Calls for Investigation into Gerrymandering Impact on Black Voters

Senator Raphael Warnock, a Democrat from Georgia, is urging his party to investigate officials accused of manipulating electoral maps to suppress Black voters' voices. Warnock's call to action comes in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais, which weakened the Voting Rights Act's Section 2. Warnock argues that partisan gerrymandering has been used to silence minority voices and is pushing for a ban on such practices. He has been a vocal advocate for voting rights since his election, emphasizing the need for legislative action to protect these rights. Warnock's plan includes breaking up the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act into smaller pieces to force votes on them if Democrats regain control of either the House or Senate.

AOC Criticizes U.S.-Israel Defense Cooperation Bill, Faces Republican Backlash

AOC Criticizes U.S.-Israel Defense Cooperation Bill, Faces Republican Backlash

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has criticized a congressional measure that expands defense technology cooperation between the U.S. and Israel, calling it an 'existential threat' to U.S. democracy. The provision, part of a $1.15 trillion military spending package, aims to enhance bilateral defense technology research and industrial cooperation. The bill passed the House with a narrow vote, and Ocasio-Cortez's comments have sparked backlash from Republicans, who accuse her of stoking anti-Semitic sentiments. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over U.S. foreign policy and military alliances.

Representative Lizzie Fletcher Sells KLAC and NVDA Stocks Amid Congressional Trading Scrutiny

Representative Lizzie Fletcher Sells KLAC and NVDA Stocks Amid Congressional Trading Scrutiny

Representative Lizzie Fletcher, a Democrat from Texas's 7th congressional district, has sold up to $15,000 worth of stocks in KLAC and NVDA on April 8, 2026. This transaction is part of a broader pattern of stock trading by members of Congress, which has been under increased scrutiny. Fletcher is also a cosponsor of H.Res.1443, a resolution aimed at prohibiting inappropriate relationships between House members and employees. The sale of these stocks comes at a time when congressional stock trading is being closely monitored, with platforms like Quiver Quantitative providing detailed tracking of such activities.

Governor Braun Appoints New Utilities Commissioner Amid Affordability Concerns

Governor Braun Appoints New Utilities Commissioner Amid Affordability Concerns

Governor Mike Braun of Indiana has appointed Joby Jerrells as the new commissioner for the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). This decision comes in the wake of a controversial rate increase approved by the commission for AES Indiana, which led to the resignation of a commissioner and the appointment of a new chair. Jerrells, who previously served as the chief counsel of the Advisory Division and Ethics Counsel at the Indiana Office of Attorney General, will replace Commissioner David Veleta. The IURC is responsible for overseeing utility rates and ensuring a balance between affordability, reliability, and the interests of ratepayers and utility companies. Jerrells' appointment is part of a broader push by Governor Braun to address affordability issues and explore nuclear energy options in the state.

Jim Jordan Accuses Jack Smith of Perjury in DOJ Testimony

Jim Jordan Accuses Jack Smith of Perjury in DOJ Testimony

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan has sent a criminal referral to the Department of Justice, accusing former Special Counsel Jack Smith of perjury. The accusation stems from Smith's testimony before the committee, where he allegedly made false statements regarding the acquisition of text message content from Members of Congress. Smith testified that he only sought toll records, not the content of messages. However, it was later revealed that Smith obtained some message content from the National Archives. Jordan's referral suggests that Smith's statements were intentionally misleading, potentially violating 18 U.S.C. § 1001, which pertains to making false statements to the government.

Hancock Prospecting Demands Apology from ABC Over Violent Depiction of Gina Rinehart

Hancock Prospecting Demands Apology from ABC Over Violent Depiction of Gina Rinehart

Hancock Prospecting has called for a public apology from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) following the airing of a controversial segment in the 'Race Around the World' series. The segment, which depicted graphic violence against Gina Rinehart, the head of Hancock Prospecting, has been criticized for allegedly encouraging and normalizing violence. The ABC defended the segment, describing it as satirical and editorially justifiable. The segment, created by contestant Kate McGuinness, included a character who made a violent reference to Rinehart, which was broadcasted in full during a July 12 episode. Hancock Prospecting argues that the content, having passed through ABC's production and editorial processes, cannot be dismissed as an unscripted comment. The company insists that the ABC's actions are inconsistent with its editorial responsibilities and demands a public apology.

Trump's Presidential Pardons Fuel Lucrative Lobbying Industry, Raising Ethical Concerns

Trump's Presidential Pardons Fuel Lucrative Lobbying Industry, Raising Ethical Concerns

The use of presidential pardons under President Trump has become a lucrative business for law firms and lobbyists, with some clients reportedly paying millions to secure clemency. Former California congressional candidate Omar Navarro claimed he was advised to pay up to $3 million to a law firm to obtain a pardon. The practice, known as 'executive relief,' has seen significant growth, with firms charging high fees to advocate for clemency on behalf of clients. While there is no evidence of illegal activity by President Trump or the White House, the high costs associated with these services have raised ethical questions about the influence of money in the clemency process.

Netanyahu to Visit Washington for White House Meeting with President Trump

Netanyahu to Visit Washington for White House Meeting with President Trump

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to visit Washington, D.C., on July 27 for an official meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House. The visit will also include Netanyahu's attendance at the funeral of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch supporter of Israel. This meeting comes amid ongoing strategic coordination between the US and Israel, particularly in light of recent tensions with Iran. The discussions are expected to cover broader regional issues and reinforce the strong bilateral relationship between the two countries.

House Speaker Mike Johnson Faces Internal GOP Rebellion Over Trump-Aligned Legislation

House Speaker Mike Johnson Faces Internal GOP Rebellion Over Trump-Aligned Legislation

House Speaker Mike Johnson recently experienced a significant internal challenge within the Republican Party as he attempted to pass legislation aligned with President Trump's agenda. During a closed-door meeting, Johnson expressed frustration with his colleagues, reportedly stating, 'I'm sick of this s***,' after facing opposition from some Republicans who threatened to vote against a military benefits package for veterans. This incident highlights ongoing tensions within the party, as some members criticize Johnson for prioritizing the Freedom Caucus and President Trump's agenda over individual legislative desires. The situation has led to discussions about potential new rules to discipline GOP representatives who vote against procedural motions.

Trump Administration Implements New Tariffs Amid Supreme Court Ruling

Trump Administration Implements New Tariffs Amid Supreme Court Ruling

The Trump administration has introduced a new set of tariffs to replace those previously invalidated by the Supreme Court. These tariffs, which took effect as a prior round expired, are aimed at addressing forced labor issues and will apply to 59 countries and the European Union. The tariffs, set at 10% for countries with bans on forced labor and 12.5% for those without, are part of a broader strategy under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. This move follows investigations into manufacturing practices and is distinct from the global levies previously struck down.

Representative Delia C. Ramirez Discloses Financial Holdings and Fundraising Details

Representative Delia C. Ramirez Discloses Financial Holdings and Fundraising Details

Representative Delia C. Ramirez has filed a new annual financial disclosure, revealing her financial holdings and fundraising activities. According to the disclosure, Ramirez holds up to $1,000,000 in her personal residence, up to $100,000 in BNH Works LLC, and up to $15,000 in both a Chase savings account and Northwestern Mutual Index 500 stock. Additionally, Ramirez reported $167.6K in fundraising for the second quarter, with 65.5% of contributions coming from individual donors. Her spending for the same period was $193.2K, leaving her with $946.2K in cash on hand. Ramirez's net worth is estimated at $841.0K, ranking her 355th in Congress. The disclosure also highlights her legislative activities, including recent bill proposals such as the Living Wage For All Act and the Pensions for All Act.

Missouri Secretary of State Threatens Library Funding Over LGBTQ+ Story Time Event

Missouri Secretary of State Threatens Library Funding Over LGBTQ+ Story Time Event

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has threatened to cut funding for the Daniel Boone Regional Library (DBRL) if it proceeds with an LGBTQ+-themed story time event. The event, titled 'Rainbow Story Time,' is scheduled to take place at the Columbia Public Library and includes readings of books such as 'Rainbowsaurus' and 'Big Wig,' which focus on themes of diversity and inclusion. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has also been involved, ensuring the event complies with state laws. Despite the controversy, library officials, including spokeswoman Mitzi St. John, have stated that the event will proceed as planned, emphasizing that the books do not contain sexual content. The library union has expressed its commitment to serving a diverse community, while legal experts argue that the event does not violate Missouri's pornography laws.

Congresswoman Emily Randall Demands FEMA Explanation for Aberdeen-Hoquiam Funding Delay

Congresswoman Emily Randall Demands FEMA Explanation for Aberdeen-Hoquiam Funding Delay

U.S. Congresswoman Emily Randall has sent a letter to the Acting Administrator of FEMA, Robert Fenton, demanding an explanation for the delay and reduction of funds for the Aberdeen-Hoquiam Flood Protection Project. Initially, FEMA approved $47 million for the project, but this amount was later reduced to $34.65 million, with disbursement delayed until September 2026. Randall's letter also highlights concerns about FEMA funds being redirected to the Department of Homeland Security for immigration enforcement, rather than disaster readiness. She has requested answers by July 31, 2026.

Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke Indicted in Political Corruption Probe

Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke Indicted in Political Corruption Probe

Hawaii's Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke, along with four others, has been indicted by an Oahu grand jury as part of a political corruption investigation led by the state Attorney General's office. The charges against Luke include criminal conspiracy to commit bribery, bribery, and falsifying candidate committee reports. The investigation, which has been ongoing for several months, also led to the indictment of former state Rep. Ryan Yamane and other officials. The case stems from allegations of bribery and corruption involving campaign contributions and misuse of public office. Governor Josh Green has suggested that Luke consider resigning to allow the state to move forward.