
Plaque honoring Jan. 6 police officers installed at Capitol after 3-year delay
A plaque commemorating police officers who served during the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack was installed after being required by law three years ago.

A plaque commemorating police officers who served during the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack was installed after being required by law three years ago.

A Christian lifeguard faces trial over Pride flag objections while a congressional candidate receives criticism for refusing Pledge of Allegiance.

The Secret Service is investigating overnight reports of gunfire near Lafayette Park across from the White House, with no injuries reported.

The UK government will prohibit political parties from accepting cryptocurrency donations and cap contributions from British citizens abroad.

Wyoming city councilman Troy Bray drew backlash after posting that the state should 'hang bad judges' following a court ruling that blocked an abortion ban.

Immigration advocates highlight cases of prolonged detention, deportation concerns, and documentation issues affecting migrants from multiple countries.

Former President Obama announced the dedication ceremony for his presidential library will be held in June on Chicago's south side.

Representative Eric Swalwell and his former chief of staff reportedly approached congressional colleagues seeking support for his AI company, raising potential ethics concerns.

The pastor of the nation's largest United Methodist Church has announced a campaign for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Kansas.

Poll shows two Republicans ahead in California's gubernatorial primary while court denies effort to stop sheriff's ballot recount from November election.

Gaston Browne's Labour Party secured 15 of 17 parliamentary seats in Antigua and Barbuda's snap general election, giving him a fourth consecutive term as prime minister.

UK's Reeves suggests autumn energy support based on household income while Germany's economy minister calls for nuclear power reconsideration.

Senate Republicans have sent Democrats a funding proposal that would separate ICE enforcement funding from other DHS operations to reopen the department.

North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger conceded defeat to Sheriff Sam Page in a Republican primary decided by just 23 votes after a recount.
The Trump administration has blocked nearly all oil shipments to Cuba and the president has made threats about 'taking Cuba,' intensifying longstanding tensions.
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