Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles’ campaign paid over $46,000 to Frontline Strategies for digital services. The firm, led by Darian Rafie, tracked rallygoers’ phones, raising privacy concerns. Rafie used geospatial tech to collect data from political events, creating ethical concerns over voter privacy.
An 18-year-old Kentucky man was charged with armed bank robbery and firearms offenses after a high-speed chase.
A Supreme Court decision striking down a Black district in Louisiana intensifies redistricting battles across states.
A 33-year-old man in the Netherlands is accused of plotting an attack on Dutch princesses Amalia and Alexia.
In a controversial remark during an April 20 radio interview, Jonathan Bush, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Maine, compared the state’s 2017 Medicaid expansion to Vladimir Putin’s attacks on Ukrainian schools. Bush criticized the expansion as a push toward “socialized medicine,” arguing it suffocates the free market. This comparison, amid ongoing debates about healthcare affordability, highlights the political tensions in the lead-up to Maine’s 2026 gubernatorial primary.
A Ugandan man was sentenced to death for killing four children in a machete attack, after his insanity plea was rejected.
Former Atlanta Hawks finance executive Lester T. Jones Jr. sentenced to over 3 years for embezzling $3.7 million.
Camp Mystic halted reopening plans after flood tragedy killed 27, facing family outrage and safety investigations.
The Onion’s bid to transform Infowars into a parody site is delayed as a Texas court blocks asset transfer to the satirical outlet.
Louisiana’s congressional primaries are postponed following a Supreme Court ruling affecting district boundaries.
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Voting Rights Act, a historic law against racial discrimination, faces court challenges.
Black members of Congress brace for a shakeup after a Supreme Court ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act’s protections.
