Local politicians and hotels face increased security expenses as threats against public officials and security incidents at hospitality venues continue to rise.
San Francisco wellness company OneTaste is lobbying Trump allies for pardons for two leaders convicted of forced labor conspiracy.
Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church, was released from Oklahoma jail after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
Eight days of legal arguments concluded at Guantanamo Bay regarding how torture may have affected the long-running September 11 terrorism case.
President Trump has yet to endorse in the Texas Senate runoff after promising a decision in March, while VP Vance and Secretary Rubio increase visibility.
Speaker Mike Johnson highlighted tax benefits from Trump-era cuts as allies launch $10M campaign to promote extensions.
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy vetoed a bipartisan election reform bill, stating operational concerns about implementing changes before November elections.
Immigration detention facilities face criticism over living conditions while ICE reduces public disclosure of custody death details.
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision, allowing Iowa to enforce a law restricting LGBTQ books and topics in public school classrooms.
Two separate Senate initiatives emerged this week focused on protecting minors, addressing social media regulation and healthcare funding respectively.
The Home Office will update guidance on non-crime hate incidents to end police recording of minor online disputes.
UK leaders Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer are conducting emergency discussions about energy supply disruptions from the Iran conflict.
Six transgender Idaho residents filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new state law that bans them from using sex-designated public restrooms.
Hungarian youth increasingly support opposition candidate Péter Magyar over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of April 12 elections, polling shows generational divide.
U.S. state-funded preschool enrollment hit a record 1.8 million students, with 37% of 4-year-olds now served, driven by California's expansion.
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