
Fujimori Takes Lead in Peru's Close Presidential Election
Keiko Fujimori has moved ahead in Peru's tightly contested presidential race according to latest vote counts.

Keiko Fujimori has moved ahead in Peru's tightly contested presidential race according to latest vote counts.

President Trump nominated Michelle Steel as ambassador to South Korea and endorsed lieutenant governors while Democrats openly discuss 2028 presidential ambitions.

The Trump administration has appointed Rosario 'Pete' Vasquez as the new U.S. Border Patrol chief, replacing retiring Mike Banks.
A judge will consider arguments Thursday in a lawsuit challenging New Mexico's universal childcare program that eliminates daycare costs for all working families.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, former Democratic Unionist Party leader, is on trial facing 18 sex abuse charges including rape, which he denies.

U.S. immigration officials have lifted restrictions on green card applications for doctors from dozens of countries amid ongoing immigration system pressures.

Dr. Casey Means faced Senate questioning on vaccines, chronic illness priorities, and past statements during her delayed confirmation hearing.

The Bezos family contributed $100 million to Robin Hood's new $1 billion endowment campaign targeting poverty reduction in New York City.

House Oversight Chairman James Comer has initiated a congressional investigation into potential insider trading activities on prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must return a DACA recipient who was deported after arrest during green card appointment.

Police disclosed information about a stolen phone belonging to Morgan McSweeney, Sir Keir Starmer's former chief of staff, raising security questions.

A proposed NYC tax targeting expensive properties has prompted criticism from business leaders and raised concerns about investor confidence.

The Department of Justice alleges the Southern Poverty Law Center secretly paid eight hate group leaders, including a KKK Imperial Wizard, to act as informants.

Multiple fraud investigations are underway in Minnesota involving alleged misuse of Medicaid funds and COVID-era meal programs, with officials facing various charges.

Immigration enforcement concerns, surveillance law debates, and AI regulation advocacy represent distinct policy challenges facing lawmakers and communities.
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