
Supreme Court Declines Cases on Police Excessive Force and NFL Discrimination Lawsuit
The Supreme Court rejected appeals in two separate cases involving police conduct and NFL racial discrimination claims.

The Supreme Court rejected appeals in two separate cases involving police conduct and NFL racial discrimination claims.

The FBI is seeking information on Monica Witt, a former Air Force intelligence officer accused of defecting to Iran in 2013 and sharing classified U.S. intelligence.

The DOJ sued Denver over its ban on certain semi-automatic rifles, with officials claiming the ordinance violates Second Amendment rights.

Internal Supreme Court memos regarding case scheduling procedures have been leaked, marking another security breach at the institution.

The Supreme Court ruled on Alabama congressional redistricting while Democrats nationwide weigh preserving majority-Black districts versus competitive seats.

The Trump administration is conducting a review of Mexico's 53 consulates in the United States, raising concerns among Mexican nationals about potential closures.

President Trump is reportedly considering taking the inaugural flight of the new Air Force One jet to Mount Rushmore for America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
A federal judge blocked Trump administration efforts to impose new conditions on states receiving SNAP food assistance benefits.

Congressional Republicans are advancing legislation to fund a $400 million secure ballroom facility at the White House, citing national security concerns.
AP investigation finds government has separated children from parents a second time despite 2023 legal settlement meant to protect families.

Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will announce a bipartisan effort to reform how sexual misconduct claims are handled in the House.
Federal commission to review Trump's 250-foot triumphal arch proposal along with White House ballroom and office building painting plans.

Kristi Noem testified before Senate and House committees amid scrutiny over ICE operations and deaths of two Americans in Minnesota raids.

Rising rental costs and housing shortages drive legislative proposals and grassroots organizing among young Americans.

Mark Esper warned that any U.S. military operation to secure Iran's enriched uranium stockpile would be extremely dangerous.
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