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.
The 15th Court of Appeals rejected Ken Paxton’s attempt to stop Harris County’s legal aid for undocumented immigrants.
Federal appeals court overturns judge’s ruling against BNSF Railway in asbestos-related deaths in Libby, Montana.
President Trump’s State of the Union address included several exaggerated claims on economy, trade, and foreign policy.
A D.C. court rejected a request to block the IRS from sharing taxpayer data that could help deport undocumented immigrants.
A man fatally stabbed four people in Washington before being shot by deputies who were delivering a protection order.
A federal appeals court questions the Trump administration’s reasons for terminating a $20B green bank program.
The trial for suspects in the 2018 killing of Rio councilwoman Marielle Franco began in Brazil’s Supreme Court Tuesday.
The Panamanian government seized two ports at the Panama Canal entrances after a Supreme Court ruling.
Melvin Trotter, convicted of murder, is set for execution in Florida. He’ll be the state’s second execution this year.
South Korea’s jailed ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol appeals his life sentence for rebellion over 2024 martial law imposition.
