
Green Party Faces Anti-Semitism Investigation Ahead of Local Elections
Thirty Green Party candidates are under investigation for anti-Semitism claims as the party campaigns in multiple languages before Thursday's local elections.

Thirty Green Party candidates are under investigation for anti-Semitism claims as the party campaigns in multiple languages before Thursday's local elections.

Multiple state legislative committees advanced bills addressing immigration funding, disability terminology updates, and healthcare protections.

House Republicans are gathering at Trump's Doral resort in Florida for their annual issues conference to plan legislative agenda and midterm strategy.
Former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse, diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer, spoke with CBS News about his hopes for America's future and reflections on governance.

Rep. Michael Lawler seeks investigation of Adam Hamawy over alleged connections to convicted terrorist Omar Abdel-Rahman.

Private school pupil numbers have fallen by 30,000, with unions calling for smaller class sizes rather than teacher recruitment cuts.

The Supreme Court addressed several significant cases involving federal gun restrictions, immigration deportations, and state parental notification laws.

Multiple legal challenges have been filed against Trump administration plans to alter historic sites and media operations.

A measles outbreak at an ICE detention facility in Texas has led to quarantines, with reports the facility may close.

Growing tensions between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV are raising concerns among Republicans about Latino Catholic voter support in key districts.

Federal prosecutors support unsealing Epstein's purported suicide note while victims seek changes to New York law for estate lawsuits.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged challenges implementing his free bus pledge while asserting authority over police matters in recent interviews.

A federal judge ruled against Trump administration guidance that restricted tax credits for wind and solar energy projects.

Democratic and Republican lawmakers are urging Congress to block or eliminate the Justice Department's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.

A 31-year-old Georgia woman faces murder charges after police say she took pills to induce an abortion, potentially marking one of the first such cases under the state's 2019 abortion ban.
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