The DHS watchdog system overseeing civil rights complaints has been severely weakened, raising concerns of unchecked abuses.
Michael Jordan’s legal battle against NASCAR heads to federal court, potentially shaking the motorsports series.
Israeli PM Netanyahu seeks pardon from corruption charges, sparking debate over rule of law and national unity.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced chief of staff Andrii Yermak’s resignation after a corruption probe search.
President Trump proposes to “permanently pause migration” and expel millions by revoking legal status, citing crime.
Hong Kong firefighters discovered more bodies in a high-rise fire, raising the death toll to 128, with many missing.
President Trump announced the death of Specialist Beckstrom, shot by an Afghan near the White House, calling it a terrorist act.
Two West Virginia National Guard members were shot near the White House in a targeted attack, authorities say.
Van Epps faces backlash as he highlights endorsements from figures with corruption charges, raising ethical questions and potential voter distrust ahead of elections.
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court began closing arguments against a rebel commander from Central African Republic.
In Utah, a man set his house on fire, killing his partner and children. Fears of deportation deter victims from reporting abuse.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley proposes replacing Obamacare with market-driven solutions, a move that could drastically impact nearly 1 million North Carolinians’ health insurance coverage.
