A Supreme Court decision striking down a Black district in Louisiana intensifies redistricting battles across states.
A 33-year-old man in the Netherlands is accused of plotting an attack on Dutch princesses Amalia and Alexia.
In a controversial remark during an April 20 radio interview, Jonathan Bush, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Maine, compared the state’s 2017 Medicaid expansion to Vladimir Putin’s attacks on Ukrainian schools. Bush criticized the expansion as a push toward “socialized medicine,” arguing it suffocates the free market. This comparison, amid ongoing debates about healthcare affordability, highlights the political tensions in the lead-up to Maine’s 2026 gubernatorial primary.
A Ugandan man was sentenced to death for killing four children in a machete attack, after his insanity plea was rejected.
Former Atlanta Hawks finance executive Lester T. Jones Jr. sentenced to over 3 years for embezzling $3.7 million.
Camp Mystic halted reopening plans after flood tragedy killed 27, facing family outrage and safety investigations.
The Onion’s bid to transform Infowars into a parody site is delayed as a Texas court blocks asset transfer to the satirical outlet.
Louisiana’s congressional primaries are postponed following a Supreme Court ruling affecting district boundaries.
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Voting Rights Act, a historic law against racial discrimination, faces court challenges.
Black members of Congress brace for a shakeup after a Supreme Court ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act’s protections.
A North Texas man, claiming he’s not the shooter in a fatal robbery, faces execution amid new evidence and appeals.
Brazil’s Senate rejected President Lula’s Supreme Court nominee Jorge Messias, marking a political setback.
