
North Carolina GOP Leader Phil Berger Trails Primary Challenger by Two Votes
North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger trails primary challenger Sam Page by just two votes in a race that could reshape state power dynamics.

North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger trails primary challenger Sam Page by just two votes in a race that could reshape state power dynamics.

The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Harvard University, claiming the school violated civil rights laws by discriminating against Jewish and Israeli students.

King Charles III delivered a speech to the US Congress, highlighting the importance of the UK-US relationship during what he called times of uncertainty.

Andy Burnham's remarks supporting transgender women's access to female toilets prompted criticism and cost him a business endorsement.

Pete Hegseth used a D-Day anniversary event to warn European leaders about modern threats he described as 'dangerous ideologies' affecting the continent.

Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, convicted over 2020 election subversion efforts, will be released Monday after sentence commutation.

The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts began removing former President Trump's name from its facade after receiving a judicial order to do so.

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.

GOP leaders express confidence about defending congressional majorities while facing redistricting battles and strategic decisions for upcoming midterms.

Several Queens synagogues were vandalized with swastikas while federal authorities opened an investigation into alleged antisemitic teachings in NYC schools.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Smith College for admitting transgender women to the all-women's institution.

The House is considering new farm legislation while both major parties face challenges in building broad public confidence.

A US Army officer faces charges for allegedly using classified information to place bets totaling $400,000 on the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro.

House of Commons Speaker grants debate on whether Prime Minister should face parliamentary probe over Mandelson appointment process.

Transportation Security Administration workers are missing shifts without pay during a partial government shutdown, leading to longer security lines at airports.
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