Day: December 9, 2025
Indiana Senate panel advances new House map, teeing up final vote
An Indiana Senate panel has advanced a new House map that aims to give Republicans two additional pickup opportunities next year, though questions remain on whether it has enough support to be passed by the full chamber. The Indiana Senate Committee on Elections passed an aggressive GOP-favored House map 6-3 on Monday, just days after…
Court rejects Trump’s pause on wind approvals
A federal judge on Monday rejected the Trump administration’s effort to halt approvals for all new wind energy projects — dealing a blow to the president’s efforts to hamper renewable energy. Judge Patti Saris, appointed by former President Clinton, ruled that moves from the Interior Department, Commerce Department, Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of…
Arkansas mom orchestrated staged kidnapping of mentally disabled daughter to teach her bizarre lesson
Tamara Hamby allegedly orchestrated the scheme to teach her daughter a lesson to not talk to strangers on the internet, including someone reportedly pretending to be country singer Luke Bryan.
Winter coat saves NYC tourist from serious stab injury in wild Times Square attack
A woman was also slapped in the Monday afternoon assault.
RFK Jr. shuns The Post’s questions about Olivia Nuzzi affair, glares at reporter
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy gave The Post a steely glare and shunned questions about his alleged affair with scandal-scarred reporter Olivia Nuzzi.
Ukraine’s Zelensky refuses to give up land to Russia: ‘Precisely what we are fighting for’
“Russia is, of course, insisting that we give up territory. We, of course, do not want to give up anything,” Zelensky told reporters Monday.
‘Marjorie Prime’ review: June Squibb is a marvel in an early highlight of the Broadway season
The stage and screen legend is back home on Broadway, where she got her start in “Gypsy” opposite Ethel Merman in 1960, for the first time in eight years.
Ben Rhodes Keeps Getting It Wildly Wrong on Israel and Gaza
Setting the record straight on the recent New York Times screed by Obama’s deputy national security adviser.
Why State Courts Should Not Set National Energy Policy
Judges are improperly turning courts into bastions of climate activism.
