It’s Tough Being A Blue City In A Red State

It’s Tough Being A Blue City In A Red State

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Weekend Listen: Can Republicans Win California Again? Steve Hilton Thinks So

In November, California will choose a new governor to replace Gavin Newsom, pitting Democratic candidate Xavier Becerra, a former US Secretary of Health and Human Services, US Congressman and state attorney general, against an unlikely Republican rival: Steve Hilton.Hilton was bo ...  Show more

‘Soft Power Suicide’: Samantha Power on One Year Without USAID

On July 1, 2025, the US effectively ended operations of the United States Agency for International Development, the global aid organization founded in 1961, cutting most staff and moving it into the US State Department. Samantha Power, who led the agency under President Biden unt ...  Show more

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