
Government Shutdown Continues Into Second Month Over DHS Funding Dispute
Congressional impasse over Department of Homeland Security funding enters second month with no resolution.

Congressional impasse over Department of Homeland Security funding enters second month with no resolution.
Judge James E. Boasberg blocked Justice Department subpoenas targeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in Washington case.
The Trump administration has quietly rescinded federal limits on no-knock warrants that were implemented following Breonna Taylor's 2020 death.
A former MI5 contractor allegedly traveled to Latvia to share classified information with a foreign state following his termination.

Lawmakers introduce legislation requiring FBI to obtain warrants before accessing Americans' messages and prohibiting federal purchase of commercial data.

An NBC News poll found nearly 6 in 10 voters believe economic and political systems are stacked against people like them, matching a record high.
President Trump has suggested striking drug cartels within Mexico, with some residents in cartel-controlled Sinaloa State expressing openness to U.S. intervention.

Republican critics target Democratic candidate Sarah Trone Garriott over past writings about anti-Muslim sentiment following 9/11 attacks.

Donald Trump and co-defendants request millions in legal fees following Georgia prosecutor's removal from election interference case.

House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated that additional military funding for the Iran conflict will be necessary as operations continue.

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against the University of Pennsylvania after the school refused to provide information about Jewish students and staff as part of an antisemitism investigation.
President Trump directed the National Archives to provide documents to Congress despite previous executive privilege claims by the Biden administration.
Three victims of IRA bombings have filed a civil lawsuit against former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, alleging he orchestrated terror attacks in England.
The U.S. military killed six people in a strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in the Eastern Pacific as part of ongoing operations against suspected traffickers.
Former Governor Roy Cooper and GOP party leader Michael Whatley secured their party nominations for North Carolina's Senate seat in a race critical to Senate control.
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