
Two men found guilty of working for Chinese intelligence in UK
A UK immigration officer and former Hong Kong police officer were convicted of spying for China and tracking dissidents.

A UK immigration officer and former Hong Kong police officer were convicted of spying for China and tracking dissidents.

California's redistricting efforts aimed at creating more Democratic-friendly districts will be tested as candidates face off in newly drawn House seats.

Turkey's appeal court declared opposition leader Özgür Özel's party leadership victory void in a ruling that strengthens President Erdoğan's position.

Vote counting continues more than a week after primary elections in Maine and California, with several key races still undecided.

Senate Republicans withdrew support for legislation after objecting to a $1.776 billion compensation fund established without congressional approval.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed a luxury tax on second homes in New York City valued at $5 million or more.

Florida's supreme court ruled 6-1 to allow Republican-drawn congressional districts to be used in upcoming midterm elections despite ongoing legal challenge.

Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will announce a bipartisan effort to reform how sexual misconduct claims are handled in the House.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration lacks authority to unilaterally rescind approval of New York's $9 congestion fee.

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.

New York's budget deal includes a tax on second homes and restrictions on federal immigration enforcement cooperation.

Federal prosecutors charged eight activists with conspiring to intimidate University of Michigan officials in campaign over school's Israel ties.

Pete Hegseth warned Cuba against acquiring threatening weapons during a visit to the US base as Washington increases sanctions and economic pressure.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green announced that recent storms and flooding have caused an estimated $1 billion in damage to roads and infrastructure across the state.

Democrats confront disagreements over redistricting strategy, candidate selection, and party direction as midterm elections approach.
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