
Shots Fired at Indianapolis Councilman's Home After Data Center Vote
Indianapolis city councilor Ron Gibson's home was shot at Monday, with a note suggesting the attack was related to his support of a data center project.

Indianapolis city councilor Ron Gibson's home was shot at Monday, with a note suggesting the attack was related to his support of a data center project.

A whistleblower alleges a former Department of Government Efficiency worker stole Americans' personal data from the Social Security Administration.

Justice Department targets hundreds for denaturalization as immigration operations create challenges for local law enforcement agencies nationwide.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts internal party tensions and upcoming electoral tests across Britain.

Members of Congress engaged in heated debate over whether recent military strikes against Iran by the Trump administration require congressional authorization.

The Department of Education has opened a civil rights investigation into New York City schools amid ongoing disputes over admissions and educational practices.

Pete Buttigieg maintains high visibility as Democratic messenger while party faces questions about ideological direction and electability strategies.

King Charles and Queen Camilla's planned April visit to Washington faces potential cancellation calls following diplomatic tensions.

Congress considers death penalty for fentanyl dealers while other states pursue assisted suicide legalization and federal funding for test strips faces restrictions.
The Trump administration will appeal a federal court order requiring refunds to all companies that paid invalidated tariffs, potentially halting the $166 billion refund process.
GOP officials express concerns about vote counting in LA mayoral primary where Republican candidate Spencer Pratt's lead diminished as mail-in ballots were processed.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife have entered not guilty pleas to multiple sex abuse and related charges in court.
The United States allowed a waiver on Russian oil sanctions to expire after Democratic senators urged against renewal.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement appears to be adjusting its approach following recent enforcement operations and community opposition.

Vice President-elect JD Vance stated Rep. Ilhan Omar is under federal investigation, while a Canadian citizen was charged with illegal voting.
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