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Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/ReutersGov. Glenn Youngkin’s name is not on the ballot, but his political future is in the hands of Virginia voters in November. The state’s off-year election will once again signal the power of the abortion issue in the aftermath of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, while also testing Youngkin’s brand of congenial conservatism in the post-Roe climate.The looming question: If he can’t win over Virginia voters, how could he be a

If the Virginia governor wants to be a GOP presidential contender, he needs his party to win this year’s state legislature elections. If not, he’s toast.

Targets reportedly included Facebook and the New York Times.

Recent trends are making it more and more difficult and expensive to gather necessary subscriber information.

Blinken said he did not think Russia or Wagner instigated Niger's coup.