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New poll suggests voters prefer moderate candidates: A hypothetical survey by Emerson College Polling indicates that moderate candidates from both major parties could garner significant support from voters. A moderate Democrat beat a Make America Great Again Republican by forty-seven percent to thirty-eight percent, while a moderate Republican topped a progressive Democrat by forty-eight percent to thirty-six percent. However, experts note that while voters often express a preference for moderates, this doesnt always translate to action at the ballot box. The primary election system also poses challenges for moderate candidates, as the most engaged voters tend to be more partisan. Looking ahead to 2028, predictions vary, with some anticipating a progressive Democrat facing a MAGA Republican, while others foresee a moderate Democrat against a MAGA Republican.

National Trust for Historic Preservations president, Carol Quillen, expresses trust in the National Capital Planning Commissions review of President Trumps proposed White House expansion. Quillen cites chairman Will Scharfs assurance of a serious and unbiased evaluation, as the commission prepares to examine the detailed plans for the addition.

A water main break in San Antonios North Side caused widespread flooding, with water reaching over two feet deep in some areas. The San Antonio Water System is working to repair the damaged main, attributing the cause to ongoing drought conditions. The incident underscores the challenges of managing aging infrastructure amidst environmental pressures.

San Marcos, Texas, a city in Flash Flood Alley, has experienced devastating floods, including the 2015 Memorial Day flood, which caused $7.1 million in damages and claimed 12 lives. Assistant Fire Chief Jim Matano, a veteran rescuer, describes swift water rescues as terrifying. To mitigate risks, San Marcos has implemented a flood warning siren system and installed flood gauges. Emergency Management Coordinator Rob Fitch stresses the importance of community preparedness, as new residents move in.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have made a significant move, acquiring two-time All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe in a three-team trade. This deal, involving the Tampa Bay Rays and the Houston Astros, brings a much-needed veteran bat to Pittsburghs lineup. Lowe, an All-Star in two thousand nineteen and two thousand twenty-five, is expected to boost an offense that has struggled to produce runs.

Geno Smith Returns: Raiders Face Tough Test Against Texans Top Defense

Texas Attorney Generals Office blocks release of 911 calls, police reports, and video related to Regina Santos-Aviles death, ruling they could interfere with a criminal investigation and are confidential by law. Santos-Aviles, a congressional staffer for U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales, died after catching fire in her backyard, with the Medical Examiner ruling it a suicide. National news outlets report on an alleged affair between Gonzales and Santos-Aviles, but Gonzales declines interviews. Family insists death was an accident, with Santos-Aviles last words being, I dont want to die. Texas Rangers assist Uvalde Police Department in investigation, denying involvement due to Gonzales connection.

Newly Released Epstein Files Reveal Prominent Figures Connections: From Bill Clinton to Michael Jackson, Kevin Spacey, and More

Life ring and lifeboat piece from the Edmund Fitzgerald sell for $150k at auction, marking a poignant anniversary of the ships sinking. Discovered in 1975, the artifacts fetched a surprisingly high price, with the buyers identity remaining undisclosed. The sale marks a new chapter in the story of these powerful reminders of a maritime tragedy.