Politics

Trust homeschooling parents to do what the law already allows

New York’s homeschooling regulation is built on a simple premise: Parents have a legal right to provide instruction at home, and school districts review the required paperwork to verify that such instruction is substantially equivalent.

Jimmy Kimmel on Mitch McConnell’s return: ‘They’re just wheeling him around like a statue in a wax museum’

Late-night hosts discussed the Kentucky senator’s return after a months-long absence, Trump’s dismissal of AI threats and the ongoing war with Iran

Oxford United apologize for launching ‘United 93’ clothing range around 9/11 anniversary

‘Campus Collection’ aimed to mark 1893 club founding

Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapse

Rout raises questions about coordination and morale as some politicians claim billions of dollars were offered to persuade forces to abandon position

Hitler Could Have Been Stopped

Timothy W. Ryback explains the contemporary lessons of Hitler’s rise.

Campaigns are burning $11.6 billion on ads. Speed is what actually wins

AdImpact projects that political advertising will reach $11.6 billion in the 2026 election cycle, surpassing both the $8.9 billion midterm election record set in 2022 and the $11.2 billion spent during the 2024 presidential cycle. For the first time, a midterm election is on track to outspend the preceding presidential election.

Blaming Trump for mustang slaughter? Point the finger at Obama and Biden, too

In a recent exposé titled “Under Trump, Protected Wild Horses Are Going to Slaughter,” the New York Times reported federally protected mustangs are increasingly bound for slaughterhouses. But the article’s focus on the current administration obscures a far more troubling reality. For decades, America’s wild mustangs have been routinely funneled toward slaughter, regardless of who sits in the White House — a crisis ultimately driven by the Bureau of Land Management.

Princess Diana's brother claims Charles sounded 'like a lottery winner' after she died

Updated on: September 18, 2026 / 10:44 AM EDT / CBS News

Germany's leader under huge pressure as far-right AfD gains steam, but could he be forced out?

Updated on: September 18, 2026 / 10:43 AM EDT / CBS News

Israel had two duties after Oct. 7. It failed one and lost the narrative

In April 1945, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower walked through the newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp, a subcamp of Buchenwald in central Germany. He went deliberately.

When George W. Bush Defended Muslim Americans

The former president spoke highly of Islam after 9/11—a posture that MAGA has abandoned.

Holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy trial taken to 'secure location'

The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has been taken to a “secure location,” his attorney announced Thursday, after other members of the jury in the high-profile case alleged the lone juror had doubts the mother of three was sane when killing her children.