Plan To Cap Social Security Could Affect 1 Million
A CRFB white paper would cap Social Security at $50,000 for singles and $100,000 for couples, affecting about 1 million recipients and promising up to $190 billion in savings. CBO warns the trust fund could force steep cuts by 2032 without action.
McCormick Dangles GOP Welcome Mat For Fetterman
Sen. Dave McCormick said he’d welcome Sen. John Fetterman to the GOP as reports surface of a quiet Republican courtship. The development raises questions about Senate control and Pennsylvania politics.
U.S. Eyes July 4 Rollout for Qatar-Gifted Air Force One
The Air Force says a Qatar‑donated 747 has completed modifications and may serve as a temporary Air Force One by July 4, as Boeing’s permanent replacements lag. Officials point to finished testing and final paint work as crews race to meet a summer handover.
Booted From Concord Bench, Bay Area Judge Slaps Feds With Bias Suit
Former Concord immigration judge Kyra Lilien sued the DOJ, alleging she was wrongfully removed for being a woman, a Democrat and an immigrant‑rights advocate. She seeks reinstatement, back pay and damages.
Nevada's Top Cop Goes to War Over USPS Handgun Plan
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joined a multistate comment urging USPS to withdraw a proposed rule that would let certain handguns travel through the mail. The AGs warn the change could undercut state gun laws and strain local enforcement.
Cuba Trip Turns Into Near-Hostage Nightmare for Viral Sleuth Nick Shirley
Content creator Nick Shirley says Cuban agents seized his cameras and tailed his team; he claims he narrowly escaped and will publish more footage amid rising U.S.–Cuba tension.












