The U.S. military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone, prompting airspace closures near El Paso.
FedEx plans to refund tariffs to shippers if they receive refunds, following a Supreme Court ruling deeming them illegal.
The Senate Leadership Fund, crucial for Senate Republicans’ electoral strategy, is heavily funded by corporations criticized for inflating prices. Major donors include Koch Industries and Blackstone, both implicated in price hikes affecting essentials like housing and agriculture. This reliance on corporate funds may undermine the GOP’s campaign focus on affordability, as voters grapple with rising costs attributed to these same entities, highlighting a potential conflict between campaign rhetoric and donor influence.
A study found pooling media rights for college sports conferences would generate less revenue than selling independently.
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to end protections for Syrian migrants, affecting 6,100 people.
Police video shows Vince McMahon crashing his Bentley at over 100 mph in Connecticut, avoiding serious injury.
Supreme Court litigator and SCOTUSblog co-founder Thomas Goldstein convicted of tax evasion linked to poker income.
A federal judge ruled against the Trump administration’s deportation policy to “third countries” without ties, deeming it unlawful.
President Trump’s State of the Union highlights economic growth, border security, and national achievements ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence.
In 2019, Ohio Sen. Jon Husted met with figures tied to the FirstEnergy bribery scandal while serving as lieutenant governor. The scandal involved $60 million funneled through dark-money groups to pass HB 6, a law that raised utility rates to fund nuclear plant bailouts. Husted denies knowledge, despite meetings with key figures like Sam Randazzo and calls with FirstEnergy execs. This revelation casts a shadow as Husted runs for a full Senate term, highlighting ongoing legislative efforts to repeal the controversial law.
Cuba reports soldiers killed four on a Florida-registered speedboat in Cuban waters; US monitoring situation closely.
The 15th Court of Appeals rejected Ken Paxton’s attempt to stop Harris County’s legal aid for undocumented immigrants.
