Two separate incidents involving public figures posting controversial content about President Trump on social media have drawn criticism and calls for resignation.
Immigration officials are handling two separate cases involving immigrants with criminal charges in North Carolina and California.
Former President Trump has developed plans for a memorial park featuring statues of 250 notable Americans along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C.
Senator John Fetterman spoke out against May Day protests while Minneapolis hosted a rally with communist and socialist groups calling for various reforms.
Detroit provides cash aid to new mothers while Texas sees overwhelming demand for school choice vouchers, reflecting different state approaches to family support.
An Underground Railroad museum and Chicago Transit Authority filed separate lawsuits Friday against the Trump administration over funding decisions.
President Trump suggested diet soda might help prevent cancer, according to Dr. Mehmet Oz's account on Donald Trump Jr.'s podcast.
Gov. Tim Walz addressed fraud issues in his final State of the State speech while Republican Kristin Robbins withdrew from the 2026 governor's race.
Barry Christian, 54, a Republican candidate for Oklahoma state Senate District 38, was found dead in a rural area after going missing two days earlier.
UK migration has dropped to 171,000, representing almost a 50% decrease from 2024 figures, according to new government data.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts internal party tensions while managing international crises and economic pressures.
Approximately 1,600 individuals connected to January 6 events may receive federal payments according to recent reports.
North Carolina Senate Leader Phil Berger has requested a hand recount after losing his Republican primary by 23 votes following a machine tally.
Congressional Republicans advance legislation requiring citizenship verification for voting and revoking citizenship for terrorism convictions.
The Supreme Court allowed Gabriel Olivier to proceed with his constitutional challenge to a Brandon, Mississippi ordinance he was convicted of violating.
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