Spirit Airlines says it’s going out of business and is ending operations immediately
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy denied that the Iran war, which has sent jet fuel prices skyrocketing, exacerbated Spirit’s demise.
‘We are already cooked’: Republicans fear a midterm wipeout
Polls, the war in Iran and a distracted president have GOP strategists and lawmakers bracing for losses, even as the White House insists there is still time to recover.
Here is the best response to the Supreme Court’s Callais ruling
Changing election policy in this way would help guard against racial discrimination while preserving the hard-won gains of the Voting Rights Act.
Trump’s Iran war Schrödinger moment is a constitutional crisis hiding in plain sight
There’s no “pause” button on the War Powers Resolution and 60 days is not the same as 40 years.
What ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ gets right, and wrong, about media
The fashion-forward portrait of a media industry in decline undermines its own relevance.
FEMA tells court it is offering jobs back to employees who were let go in January
The agency has “initiated contact to offer new appointments” to term-limited staff whose contracts expired the first three weeks of January.
Want a financial glow-up? Start with money fluency
Mika Brzezinski recently joined forces with HSBC’s Racquel Oden and activist Monica Lewinsky to share what led them to financial freedom, resilience and advancing opportunities for women.
U.S. to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany in next 6-12 months, fulfilling Trump’s threat
Trump had threatened to withdraw some troops from the NATO ally earlier this week after Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the U.S. was being “humiliated” by the Iranian leadership.
It’s becoming clear what viewers really think of Bari Weiss’ CBS News
CBS News’ ratings decline suggests people don’t like oligarchs meddling in media.
Democrat Graham Platner’s unconventional bid to unseat Republican Sen. Susan Collins
“I have the experience of having been sent off to fight in Iraq as an infantryman,” Platner said. “Susan Collins, my senator, voted to send me over there.”
