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Former Vice President Kamala Harris is setting her sights on the 2028 election. The failed 2024 Democratic presidential nominee has relaunched her "Kamala HQ" account on social media platform X, rebranding it as "Headquarters." CNN reported she has partnered with the left-wing organization People for the American Way to create...

Despite the deeply fractured and wildly inflamed state of the current political climate, there's actually a rather simple solution to it all. That elusive magical elixir? Accountability. It's a simple concept, really: If politicians were to actually be held to account for their many (many, many) shortcomings, it would actually...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a bid by California Republicans to block a new congressional map that would likely net five additional House seats for Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections. The high court’s decision to dismiss the emergency appeal allows the map enacted by Proposition 50 to move forward. BREAKING: The US Supreme Court has just allowed California’s new Congressional map heavily favoring Democrats to take effect BEFORE the midterm elections in November ALL REPUBLICAN STATES MUST REDRAW THEIR MAPS *NOW!* Democrats will likely gain at least 5 seats in CA. We… pic.twitter.com/MqvdiheSOb — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) February 4, 2026 SCOTUSblog explained further: In a one-sentence order, the justices turned down a request from a group of California Republicans that would have required the state to continue to use the map in place for the last several federal elections in the state while their challenge to the map moves forward. There were no public dissents from the court’s ruling. The court’s order came exactly two months after the justices, over a dissent by the court’s three Democratic appointees, granted a request from Texas to allow it to use a new map intended to allow Republicans to pick up five additional House seats in that state. In Abbott v. League of United Latin American Citizens, the lower court had agreed with the challengers that the “legislature’s motive was predominantly racial.” But the majority put that ruling on hold in its Dec. 4 order, with Justice Samuel Alito – who penned an opinion (joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorusch) concurring in the ruling – stating that “it is indisputable … that the impetus for the adoption of the Texas map (like the map subsequently adopted in California) was partisan advantage pure and simple.” California’s path to the enactment of its new map was slightly more complicated than in Texas. The California Legislature adopted the new map in August, but under the state constitution an independent redistricting commission – rather than the Legislature – normally has the power to redistrict. The legislation adopting the new map therefore proposed a ballot initiative, known as Proposition 50, that would amend the constitution to allow the use of the new map from 2026 through 2030. By a roughly two-to-one margin, the state’s voters approved the initiative in a special election on Nov. 4. “While I am disappointed that the Supreme Court decided to not issue an injunction in the Proposition 50 case, this is not the end of the road. This case will move back to the district court where we resolve the merits of the lawsuit. This case will probably end up back at the Supreme Court very soon where the Court will need to address the merits of the case,” attorney Mark Meuser said. “At the end of the day, we did everything we could to try to stop Gavin Newsom’s unconstitutional racial gerrymander. The 2026 elections will be run on what I believe are unconstitutional maps. However, as the case works its way back through the court system, it is still possible that the Court to stop the Proposition 50 map from controlling the 2028 and 2030 elections,” he continued. While I am disappointed that the Supreme Court decided to not issue an injunction in the Proposition 50 case, this is not the end of the road. This case will move back to the district court where we resolve the merits of the lawsuit. This case will probably end up back at the… — Mark Meuser (@MarkMeuser) February 4, 2026 Fox News shared more: Proposition 50, according to Newsom, was a way to fight what he called President Donald Trump’s “power grab in Texas,” which passed its own map intended to give Republicans five seats. Newsom and Republican Gov. Greg Abbott both professed that their redistricting efforts were grounded in politics and that race was not a predominant factor in the map drawing process. But lawyers for California Republicans argued to the Supreme Court that state officials “harbored another purpose as well: maximizing Latino voting strength to shore up Latino support for the Democratic Party.” The lawyers called Proposition 50 a “pernicious and unconstitutional use of race.” The Supreme Court greenlit Texas’ map in December, reversing a lower court decision that had blocked it. Its decision on California’s map now effectively cancels out the two states’ mid-cycle redistricting maneuvers.

Florida officials announced the latest findings in its “Healthy Florida First initiative,” sharing test results from commonly available bread products. “As Governor, I have worked to make Florida the model for health freedom,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said in a release. “I’m proud of First Lady Casey DeSantis’ leadership on Healthy Florida First. Today’s announcement about bread product testing, which follows the release of infant formula and candy test results, is another step toward a healthier future. We will continue working to arm Floridians with the information they need to make the best choices for their families’ well-being,” he continued. Casey DeSantis warned that some bread tested contained elevated levels of glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup. “It’s designed to kill plants. It is not meant to be eaten,” she said. “The labels on glyphosate-based pesticides clearly warn that the chemicals are harmful and must be kept out of reach of children,” she continued. Check it out: JUST IN: Florida’s First Lady @CaseyDeSantis says some bread tested by the state showed elevated levels of glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup, stressing it’s a weed killer “not meant to be eaten” and warning it should be kept away from children pic.twitter.com/zMdB2Xe6ZB — Florida’s Voice (@FLVoiceNews) February 5, 2026 WPBF has more: State leaders reported that the Florida Department of Health tested multiple bread products, finding some brands with no detectable levels of glyphosate, while others showed much higher levels. Glyphosate is the main ingredient in Roundup, and officials emphasized that the goal of the testing is transparency. “The evidence overall is just really, really concerning,” said Joseph Ladapo, Florida’s surgeon general. “I mean, this is something that basically doesn’t seem to have a safe level of exposure.” The Environmental Protection Agency regulates the limits on pesticide chemical residue in food, with current limits ranging from 0.1 to 400 parts per million. It is important to note that all the bread tested had significantly lower levels of glyphosate than the EPA allows. The state has launched a website listing all test results and plans to test more food categories in the future. “The Healthy Florida First initiative is taking proactive steps to strengthen food safety standards nationwide,” said Casey DeSantis. “The results from the Florida Department of Health’s analysis of bread testing results show troubling levels of glyphosate. Consumers deserve to know what chemical contaminants are in their food so that they can make informed decisions,” she added. “Bread is a staple food for many Florida families, and they should be able to consume it without worrying about toxins,” said Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo. “Our testing found high levels of glyphosate in some popular bread brands. Chronic exposure to glyphosate is linked to harmful gut microbiome changes, liver inflammation, and adverse neurologic effects. Florida is taking action through transparency, continued testing, and a clear focus on reducing exposure to protect families,” he continued. “There seems to be some relationship with glyphosate exposure and leaky gut,” Ladapo noted during the press conference. Footage below: JUST IN: @FLSurgeonGen Dr. Joseph Ladapo warns that glyphosate, the weed killer found in some breads, may weaken the blood-brain barrier, affecting the brain’s protection He notes links to gut issues like “leaky gut” as well "There seems to be some relationship with glyphosate… pic.twitter.com/RdJcwCKZzQ — Florida’s Voice (@FLVoiceNews) February 5, 2026 CBS12 shared further: DeSantis said the program has “been illuminating for a lot of Floridians,” pointing to the state-run website exposingfoodtoxins.com, where the results are posted. The governor said Floridians “have a right to know” what is in the food being sold on store shelves. In the infant formula testing released earlier this year, the state found elevated levels of several heavy metals — including mercury, arsenic, and lead — in a number of products sampled from major brands. Candy testing also revealed arsenic in multiple items, especially brightly colored candies marketed to children, though the governor noted that several popular chocolate brands tested well. The First Lady said Thursday’s findings on bread “hit home” because of how often families consume it. She said as she made lunch that morning for her 9-year-old, she was reminded of how much trust parents place in everyday grocery items. She stressed that labels list ingredients, but not contaminants like pesticides or heavy metals. “Consumers deserve to know the truth to make informed decisions,” she said. Independent lab testing commissioned by the Department of Health found what the state described as “triple-digit” glyphosate levels in several high-volume bread brands, including Nature’s Own Butter Bread, Nature’s Own Perfectly Crafted White, Wonder Bread Classic White, and Sara Lee Honey Wheat. Other breads, including Sara Lee Artesano White and Pepperidge Farm Farmhouse White, showed no detectable glyphosate. Dave’s Killer Bread tested low compared to other brands. Watch the full press conference below: