Vice President JD Vance went on television Monday morning to say something remarkable: the United States and Iran have already signed a peace agreement ending three and a half months of war. Not will sign. Have signed. The signature, he told ABC’s Good Morning America, was digital — affixed over the weekend, ahead of a
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In Los Angeles this week, on the floor of a vast 144,000-square-foot ballot processing center, the work stations sat largely empty. Outside, the days passed. Inside, the ballots waited. This is California
Nearly two years on, the debate that broke a presidency is being told again — this time by the woman who stood closest to it. In a new CBS interview, former first
A diplomatic breakthrough, cautious and unfinished, may be taking shape between Washington and Tehran. American and Iranian negotiators have agreed in principle to a sixty-day memorandum of understanding — a framework that
California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants $33,000 in taxpayer money for an official portrait of himself — and the timing could hardly be worse. The request appears quietly in his proposed 2026–27 budget
