A top party power broker just called for 13 justices. The real fight is who wins Congress this fall — and whether nine is still the limit. If the Court can be expanded once, what stops it next time?
The president says a terror sponsor’s navy, air force, and defenses are already gone, sanctions are biting, and a nuke is off the table because the alternative is catastrophe. He also shrugs off assassination threats as the odd badge of a consequential presidency — the kind that “saved the country.”
From Trump’s push to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” to the CBC’s decision to remove “terrorist” from its 9/11 coverage, the latest tensions with Canada raise bigger questions about national pride, political agendas, and common sense.
Clarence Woodward, 41, died Aug. 25, 2026, on Rikers Island after a medical emergency. He had been held without bail since August 2024, awaiting trial in the unprovoked stabbing of Jose Miranda at a Bronx laundromat. Miranda died; another man was wounded. Woodward, a homeless parolee released a month earlier, had 27–29 prior arrests and three state-prison terms. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he was “deeply saddened” by Woodward’s death and offered thoughts to the inmate’s family. Mamdani did not mention Woodward's victim, Jose Miranda.
One legendary entertainer spent decades doing the unthinkable: she wouldn’t pick a side, wouldn’t dunk on a president, and wouldn’t turn every interview into a lecture. The result has left historians, activists, and fellow stars genuinely confused.
Plenty of Americans now treat data centers as an unwelcome blight. One small town just opened a $15 million aquatic center with slides and a lazy river—and a huge indoor sports complex is next. The money came from the same facilities many people want to stop. The contrast between the national mood and what actually showed up on the ground is hard to miss.
A massive settlement is being sold as justice for children and a reset for social media. The real fight is over who actually owns the problem: the company that built an addictive product, the states cashing the check, or the parents still holding the device.
A private marriage that never needed the spotlight. A fortune cut in half because she loved people more than the pile. And a kind of ease—on a set, in a song, with a stranger—that made the country feel gentler than it does now. What’s left is not just the legend. It’s the grace.
The South Carolina Senate runoff is entering its final hours, with Ralph Norman and Darline Graham locked in a remarkably tight race. Trump’s endorsement, outside spending, debate performances and questions about experience have made this contest one to watch.
Trafalgar’s Robert Cahaly joins Mike live to unpack the shifting numbers, regional rivalries, and questions over who really owns the data that keep this race on a knife’s edge—with turnout the only remaining decider.
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