
Minnesota Gov. Walz demotes Human Services chief amid federal Medicaid funding dispute
Gov. Tim Walz demoted his Human Services commissioner after 70 days following federal pause of $259.5 million in Medicaid funds over fraud allegations.

Gov. Tim Walz demoted his Human Services commissioner after 70 days following federal pause of $259.5 million in Medicaid funds over fraud allegations.

Analysis by advocacy group reveals workplace harassment claims against House and Senate members, with nine accused lawmakers still serving.

Guy Rivera's first-degree murder trial opened in Queens Supreme Court with nearly 100 police officers in attendance.

President Trump signed an executive order for expedited review of psychedelic drugs as data shows declining cocaine use among younger Americans.

Italian authorities have opened an investigation into a pardon granted to Nicole Minetti, who was convicted in connection with Silvio Berlusconi's parties.

A super PAC with Republican connections is participating in Democratic primary elections, including supporting a Texas candidate facing antisemitism accusations.

Three IRA bomb attack survivors withdrew their civil case against Gerry Adams after facing potential liability for up to £500,000 in legal fees.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore compared current Iran tensions to Afghanistan War, warning against prolonged military engagement.

Speaker Mike Johnson confronts end-of-month legislative deadlines while Republicans express concern over economic impact of Iran conflict.

Democratic candidate Graham Platner advanced in Maine's 2026 Senate race after Gov. Janet Mills suspended her campaign, but faces scrutiny over past posts.

Hundreds of detainees across 33 states allege inadequate medical care in federal lawsuits as immigration detention population has nearly doubled.

Conservative outlets have increased coverage of Jennifer Siebel Newsom amid speculation about her husband's potential presidential ambitions.

Minnesota Senate approved legislation barring federal immigration agents from wearing masks and permitting lawsuits over alleged rights violations.

A key privacy officer has resigned as the Justice Department prepares to share sensitive state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security.

Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel presented a six-point agenda for Democrats' 2026 midterm strategy while addressing speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.
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