Politics

Naomi Osaka reached the fourth round at Wimbledon, but her daughter’s birthday plans went awry with a park timeout.

An appeals court ruled that Trump’s administration can reinstall panels at Washington’s Philadelphia home site.

Caitlin Clark and WNBA players face increasing social media hate, prompting the league to enhance security measures.

The Louisiana Supreme Court paused the criminal case against AG Liz Murrill, citing procedural flaws in the indictment.

EU court dismisses Google’s appeal over a 4.5 billion antitrust fine for abusing Android’s market dominance, boosting EU regulations.

In today’s news: Trump earns over $1 billion in crypto, a Russian attack on Kyiv kills 17, and the U.S. wins at the World Cup.

Grass in much of London turned brown last week amid a record heat wave, but Wimbledon’s courts remain lush and green.

Louisiana’s Republican attorney general was indicted for allegedly intimidating officials opposing a court overhaul law.

The Supreme Court declined to intervene on an $800-a-day fine for ex-Fox reporter Catherine Herridge for source refusal.

The Supreme Court’s recent term saw key rulings on race, immigration, and voting rights, impacting U.S. politics.

New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh emphasizes Fed’s independence and commitment to reducing inflation, avoiding rate cuts.

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