
Senate candidate Platner faces criticism over tattoo and policy positions
Graham Platner, a Senate candidate, draws attention for past Nazi-linked tattoo and environmental policies from supporters and critics.

Graham Platner, a Senate candidate, draws attention for past Nazi-linked tattoo and environmental policies from supporters and critics.

Federal immigration courts are experiencing dramatically increased caseloads while recent judicial rulings have created uncertainty about case processing.

Two individuals wounded during the assassination attempt at Trump's Pennsylvania rally are suing the government over alleged Secret Service failures.

Houston modified its ordinance limiting police cooperation with immigration agents after Gov. Abbott threatened to withhold $150 million in state grants.

Multiple tornadoes struck Mississippi Wednesday night, damaging over 1,000 buildings and injuring at least 17 people with no deaths reported.
The Philippine House voted 255-26 to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte on charges including misuse of funds and threatening the president.

A purported suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein discovered by an inmate remains under court seal while victims pursue new legal remedies through state legislation.

Ron Shinnick resigned from his position as mayor of Cohutta, Georgia, citing family health concerns after firing the town's police department.

Republican lawmakers confront multiple intraparty disputes as they prepare for summer legislation amid concerns about upcoming midterm elections.

President Trump said he would halt all trade with Spain after the NATO ally reportedly restricted US access to military bases and defense spending issues.

Kalshi fined and suspended three congressional candidates for placing trades on their own election outcomes, citing insider trading violations.
Iowa Democrats will choose between Josh Turek and Zach Wahls in Tuesday's Senate primary to challenge Republicans for retiring Sen. Joni Ernst's seat.

Wes Streeting made his first Commons appearance since resigning from Cabinet, warning Labour about nationalist threats and criticizing the Prime Minister's leadership.

Over 8 million people participated in 3,300 'No Kings' protests across the United States on Saturday, opposing Trump administration policies.

The Department of Justice has terminated at least four federal prosecutors who worked on cases involving the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act during the Biden administration.
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