Republican Press

What is happening here is not really a dispute about one campaign ad; it is a case study in how modern politics turns identity, policy, and insinuation into a single weapon. The Republican line against Abdul El-Sayed was built around his own past statements and current ideological profile, but the controversy over using his full legal name shows how quickly that kind of attac...

A municipal cyberattack is not just an IT event; it is an operational shock, and Suisun City’s response shows the standard playbook local governments now reach for when a network compromise threatens public services, evidence, and continuity at the same time.

The real story here is not a single cash transfer; it is how quickly ordinary family politics becomes a serious ethics problem once a Cabinet secretary’s office, a dormant campaign fund, industry donors, and a relative’s congressional race all start pointing in the same direction.

The central fact here is not that a campaign went negative; it is that Tim Scott and the NRSC chose to make Abdul El-Sayed’s own language and older positions the engine of a deliberately harsh message, while opponents argue that at least some of the sharper accusations go beyond what the public record can support.

The most consequential number in American mining right now isn’t the tonnage of lithium or rare earth oxide sitting in the ground — it’s the headcount of people trained to get it out. The United States graduates fewer than 170 mining engineers a year, against more than 3,000 in China, and roughly half of the current domestic mining workforce is expected to retire within three...