Britain's Court of Appeal ruled the government's proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization is lawful, rejecting a challenge to overturn the ban.
California Rep. Eric Swalwell denies sexual assault allegations from former staffer as supporters withdraw endorsements from his gubernatorial campaign.
Federal appeals court considers lawsuit challenging Trump administration's proposed White House East Wing demolition and ballroom construction.
The Guardian reported on a Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v Callais that affected Voting Rights Act provisions regarding minority representation.
Andy Burnham's Manchester Fire Service warned employees about backing Reform UK, drawing free speech criticism amid leadership speculation.
Nancy Lacore, a retired three-star Navy admiral fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, will face veteran Mac Deford in a Democratic primary runoff for South Carolina's 1st Congressional District.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has returned to active politics amid speculation about Keir Starmer's leadership following local election results.
The Department of Homeland Security funding lapse entered its 44th day Sunday, setting a record as the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 for Terry Pitchford, a Black Mississippi death row inmate who claimed racial bias in jury selection.
Scott Warsh's nomination for Federal Reserve chair has cleared an initial procedural hurdle in the U.S. Senate confirmation process.
President Trump announced his intention to nominate James McDonald as US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
Former FBI agents have established a support network as the Trump administration moves to restructure the bureau, which officials say represents a significant shift.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill requested access to Newark's Delaney Hall ICE facility as protesters clashed with agents during a detainee hunger strike.
The Obama Presidential Center opens to the public on Juneteenth, featuring the first fully digital presidential museum and an 850-million-dollar community campus.
Federal and state courts have issued rulings on congressional maps, voting procedures, and ballot handling in several states.
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