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Trump did what today?

8/13/2026

These swing voters in Nevada say they are not dismissing socialist candidates

  • In Nevada, swing voters don't reject socialist candidates outright.
  • Focus groups showed mixed political affiliations among participants who supported Joe Biden and then Donald Trump.
  • Many voters want to learn more about candidates before making judgments.
  • Concerns about economic anxiety may lead to more openness towards socialist ideas.
  • Voters recognize a difference between traditional Democrats and democratic socialists, with some preferring community-focused policies.

ICE plans to outfit officers with electric shock gloves

  • ICE plans to give officers electric shock gloves called G.L.O.V.E. for detaining people.
  • The gloves deliver electric shocks when activated but are not lethal like tasers.
  • Concerns exist about potential misuse and ICE's track record with force.
  • Experts emphasize the importance of proper training for officers using new equipment.
  • The gloves are already used in some schools and by police in various states.

Ro Khanna lays out progressive agenda as he 'seriously' considers presidential run

  • Rep. Ro Khanna is considering a presidential run for 2028 amid concerns about America's future.
  • He believes the Democratic Party needs a progressive candidate to fight for change.
  • Khanna criticizes tech billionaires for their influence and focuses on workers' rights.
  • He thinks people care more about practical issues like healthcare and jobs than political labels.
  • His run could signal a shift towards younger, progressive leaders in the Democratic Party.

Controversial group wins $158M-contract to represent unaccompanied immigrant children

  • A controversial organization, Our Rescue, received a $158 million contract to provide legal services for unaccompanied immigrant children.
  • The group's founder faced serious allegations but denies any wrongdoing.
  • Advocates criticize the decision, questioning the group's qualifications for serving children's legal needs.
  • The situation has caused chaos and uncertainty in the immigration legal system.
  • Federal immigration agents have a history of using excessive force during deportation efforts.

White House press secretary leaving

  • White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is resigning to spend more time with her family.
  • Leavitt, the youngest ever press secretary, recently returned from maternity leave.
  • Her resignation comes at a challenging time for President Trump amid economic discontent.
  • Trump praised her contributions and said she'll still advise him.
  • It's unclear who will replace Leavitt as the press secretary.

Sailors and their families have lives on pause, uncertain if they'll return to Mideast

  • Military spouses and families are living out of hotels due to sudden changes in Navy deployments related to the conflict in Iran.
  • Evacuations have left them without stable housing and normal living conditions.
  • Families face economic challenges and struggles during this displacement.
  • Some evacuees have designated safe havens for emergencies; others still await resolution.
  • The Navy has not provided an overall plan for returning families to Bahrain.

The drug lenacapavir is a mighty weapon against HIV. Its rollout gets mixed reviews

  • Lenacapavir, a new drug for preventing HIV, shows promise but has faced challenges in its rollout.
  • The drug allows for semi-annual injections, which is an improvement over daily pills.
  • Initial excitement about the drug's effectiveness is tempered by concerns over accessibility and distribution.
  • The rollout has faced bureaucratic issues and delays, particularly in places like Uganda.
  • Despite early setbacks, the drug's introduction may lead to better HIV prevention strategies.

New indictment alleges Nick Reiner was lying in wait before killing his parents

  • Nick Reiner has been indicted for the murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.
  • The indictment includes the allegation that he was lying in wait for them.
  • Both parents were fatally stabbed in their home in December; Nick Reiner entered a not guilty plea.
  • The case is building towards trial without a preliminary hearing, allowing for a quicker process.
  • Potential motives and details remain largely undisclosed due to the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.

Phoebe Bridgers remembers everything

  • Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is releasing her new album, 'Lost Weekend,' reflecting on personal experiences.
  • The album features a mix of serious themes, humor, and complex narratives.
  • Bridgers employs various musical styles while addressing her family and relationship dynamics.
  • The album captures her journey through grief, new love, and self-identity.
  • It highlights the relationship between memory and storytelling in her songwriting.

Photos: See the best photos from the solar eclipse

  • Millions in Europe gathered to witness a remarkable solar eclipse.
  • The path of totality crossed Greenland, Iceland, and parts of Spain.
  • Crowds cheered and applauded as the eclipse plunged areas into darkness.
  • Despite challenges, many enjoyed this rare celestial event.
  • Special glasses were essential for safely viewing the eclipse.

Millions crowd cities to see Spain's first total solar eclipse in over a century

  • Spain saw millions flock to cities for a total solar eclipse, its first in over a century.
  • Excited crowds brought supplies and cheered as the darkness fell.
  • The total eclipse lasted just minutes as it traversed parts of Spain and Portugal.
  • Authorities prepared for an influx of visitors amid concerns of wildfires.
  • Public safety measures were heightened due to scorching temperatures.

U.S. ambassador calls settler siege of Palestinian homes a 'horrific act of terror'

  • U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee condemned the siege by settlers on a Palestinian family's home.
  • The settlers blocked entrances and harassed occupants, defying military efforts to restore order.
  • Israeli troops intervened but tensions between settlers and Palestinians remain high.
  • Settlers’ actions are seen as part of a larger issue regarding rights and land in the West Bank.
  • The U.S. response highlights the complex nature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Trump sued over service selling faster access to Truth Social posts

  • Two media organizations have sued Trump over a service offering faster access to his posts on Truth Social.
  • Critics claim the service violates First and Fifth Amendment rights by favoring wealthy users.
  • The lawsuit seeks to block official government information from being exclusively posted on Truth Social.
  • Concerns mount over the implications for market integrity and journalist access.
  • Trump's media company faces financial struggles, prompting a focus on revenue generation.

3 men set for lethal injection on same day in Tennessee, Alabama and Oklahoma

  • Three men are scheduled for execution across Tennessee, Alabama, and Oklahoma on the same day.
  • Each man faces execution for serious crimes including murder and child abuse.
  • This rare convergence of executions has garnered attention as the number of executions rises.
  • Challenges and concerns about execution methods have arisen from recent events.
  • The cases highlight ongoing debates around the death penalty and judicial processes.

Andrew Tate's extradition fight tests his influence with Trump's America

  • Andrew Tate faces extradition to the U.K. to face serious charges, testing his political connections.
  • Despite previous ties to Trump's administration, support appears to be waning in Washington.
  • Tate’s controversial views align with some right-wing figures, but legal troubles complicate his standing.
  • His arrest has raised questions about the relationship between celebrity and politics.
  • Tate's future hinges on ongoing legal battles amid shifting political dynamics.

Four takeaways from Tuesday's primaries in six states

  • Democratic primaries showed a push for younger and more progressive leaders against Trump's policies.
  • Republican primaries had mixed results for Trump's endorsed candidates amid low approval ratings.
  • Minnesota's primary highlighted immigration as a key issue for Democrats, confirming voter preferences.
  • The results signal a desire for change among both parties as November elections approach.
  • Generational conflict is evident as younger candidates challenge established politicians.

Democratic strategist reflects on Wisconsin and Minnesota primaries

  • Recent primaries show uncertainty around electability as moderate candidates prevail.
  • Francesca Hong's close loss in Wisconsin suggests a strong desire for change among Democratic voters.
  • Immigration issues played a decisive role in Minnesota's race, influencing voter decisions.
  • The trend towards younger candidates is seen in multiple districts, reflecting a call for new leadership.
  • Establishment candidates struggle to connect with today's voters amid changing political landscapes.

Colombia's new government and rescuers race against the clock to find survivors

  • Rescue efforts continue in Colombia following a devastating earthquake causing significant casualties.
  • President Abelardo de la Espriella faces pressure to respond effectively to the crisis.
  • Survivors are urgently needed as rescue operations race against time to find those trapped.
  • Regional aid and international support play a critical role in recovery efforts.
  • Challenges persist in reaching remote areas affected by the quake, complicating relief efforts.

The boy band that's pushing the boundaries of immigration law

  • Boy Throb, a new boy band, gained fame on TikTok while facing immigration challenges for a member.
  • Their creative antics aim to help secure a visa for Darshan Magdum, who is stuck in India.
  • Their unconventional visa application highlights changing norms in the music industry.
  • Collaboration with singer Kesha marks a significant milestone for the group's journey.
  • Magdum's recent visa approval represents a victory in their unique quest for recognition.