The order aims to make it easier to remove encampments and prioritize treatment over housing-first policies, sparking debate.
Former Gov. Roy Cooper to challenge RNC Chair Michael Whatley, known for election denial, in the 2026 NC Senate race, spotlighting political divides.
Thailand and Cambodia exchanged fire on their border, escalating tensions and resulting in nine civilian deaths.
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to remove Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Misguided budget cuts could reverse encouraging crime trends, highlighting the need for careful fiscal planning.
A vehicle rammed into a crowd in Los Angeles, injuring 30 people. The driver was later found shot, sparking a police investigation.
Texas State Rep. James Talarico opposes mandatory Ten Commandments displays in schools, citing religious and political reasons.
In 1994, Sesame Street’s Ronald Grump, a parody of Donald Trump, aimed to demolish the street. Now, Trump’s push to defund PBS threatens Sesame Street’s future.
President Trump accelerates surveillance state growth, eroding privacy rights, aided by legal changes and tech alliances.
Florida’s Supreme Court upheld the congressional map removing a majority-Black district, favoring GOP-drawn lines.
The Supreme Court silently enabled Trump to dismantle the Department of Education via mass staff firings, bypassing Congress, sparking debate on unchecked presidential power.
On July 1, Congress allocated $45 billion for new immigration detention centers, raising concerns about family treatment under deportation proceedings and challenging the Flores settlement’s protections. The move, a shift from previous policies, signals a significant increase in family detentions with potential human rights implications.
