President Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem amid criticism over immigration and disaster response.
Elon Musk defends his actions in court amid a lawsuit alleging he misled investors during his 2022 Twitter acquisition.
Two dozen states sued Trump over new tariffs, arguing he overstepped his power. The White House vows to defend the move.
Ballots cast during extended polling hours in Texas remain uncounted due to court orders, sparking voter confusion.
Manchester United’s Harry Maguire received a 15-month suspended sentence in Greece for a nightclub scuffle in 2020.
Roofers are declining projects, painters are hiding, and concrete crews are booked out amid immigration enforcement.
Virginia’s Supreme Court allows a statewide referendum on a Democratic-led redistricting plan amid legal challenges.
A federal judge ruled that companies are due refunds on tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court, impacting $175 billion.
Michael Whatley, Republican Senate candidate in NC, claims inflation is down, despite rising prices and slower GDP growth, sparking concerns among voters.
Parents in Vermont sue over education reform law, claiming it limits access to private schools and educational opportunities.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice orders arrest of ex-bank head Daniel Vorcaro in a $16B fraud probe involving Banco Master.
Two studies from CAP Action and VoteHub reveal New York Rep. Mike Lawler’s full support for Trump’s 2025 agenda, challenging his moderate claims amid rising partisanship and his upcoming reelection in a swing district.
