Hollywood is losing productions to cheaper locations, and Adam Schiff says Washington should step in with federal tax credits. Critics say that just shifts the bill to taxpayers who have nothing to do with the movie business.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows a sharp split between Republicans and Democrats on Independence Day, with only 27% of Democrats saying they plan to display an American flag or bunting.
Republicans picked Trump-backed nominees in Georgia and Oklahoma on Tuesday night, giving the party two more Senate contenders as the midterm map starts to take shape.
New student surveys from Harvard and other Ivy League schools point to a serious campus mental health problem, while soaring tuition and student debt add more pressure.
Industry workers say film and TV production is steadily moving out of Los Angeles as other places offer lower costs, easier permits, and bigger incentives.
JD Vance responded on Fox News after Barack Obama compared a new Iran agreement to the JCPOA. Vance said Gulf Arab states see a major difference between the two deals.
A North Carolina high school student reached a $95,000 settlement after school officials accused her of vandalism over a Charlie Kirk tribute painted on a campus spirit rock. The deal also includes a new free speech policy and a public statement from the district.
Zakaria said California’s spending, housing rules, and migration losses show how one-party Democratic control has left ordinary residents paying more and getting less.
Sean Strickland was escorted out of UFC Fan Fest in Washington, D.C., after making his way into the event at the Ellipse. Video of the removal quickly spread online.
More than 100 Stanford graduates left the stadium during Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s commencement address, turning a celebration into a political protest. The walkout was tied to Google’s Project Nimbus contract and drew chants, booing, and Palestinian flags.