A GOP ad falsely claims Troy Jackson sabotaged a pollution bill for his lobbyist son’s benefit. The ad misrepresents their roles and financial details, sparking controversy during Jackson’s Senate campaign against Susan Collins.
Musk won’t face charges for his $1M promise to voters in a Wisconsin election, as no jury would see it as bribery.
The NCAA’s new rule allows athletes five years of eligibility, sparking lawsuits and confusion over player eligibility.
A pregnant young mother in rural Nepal suffered weeks of swelling, pain, and exhaustion as U.S. aid cuts took effect.
Kiggans falsely claims Elaine Luria misused $21 million, stirring political tensions. This misinformation could sway public opinion ahead of elections, impacting trust.
A Peruvian court sentenced four men for the murder of Indigenous defender Quinto Inuma, marking a pivotal justice step.
Eligibility chaos in college football impacts depth charts as legal rulings create uncertainty for players’ futures.
A WPBL board member seeks a court order for records to uncover potential misuse of funds and conflicts of interest.
Authorities in eastern Libya executed 10 people convicted by military courts on terrorism charges, sparking condemnation.
The Supreme Court backed Trump’s mail-in voting order, but challenges persist. The decision may lead to more litigation.
Madison Cercy, Ken Paxton’s aide, caused a stir by sharing a post supporting Social Security’s privatization. This ignited debate over its future and political transparency.
Prince Harry steps down as African Parks trustee after 10 years, amid governance changes and previous calls to resign.
