Immigration enforcement concerns, surveillance law debates, and AI regulation advocacy represent distinct policy challenges facing lawmakers and communities.
More than 2,500 National Guard troops remain deployed in Washington D.C. eight months after President Trump declared a crime emergency, with no clear end date.
DNA analysis in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case could take months to complete while online conspiracy theories spread about missing scientists.
Tokyo condominium prices have fallen for two consecutive months, indicating a potential end to the recent real estate boom in Japan's capital city.
A civil rights organization reported a sustained increase in requests for legal assistance related to Palestine activism compared to years before October 2023.
Newly released files reveal Jeffrey Epstein's extensive Harvard faculty connections while questions mount about Justice Department handling of his case.
Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs released separate investment analyses covering Indian banking, Chinese energy, and AI infrastructure sectors.
Body camera footage shows Tiger Woods being arrested for DUI after crashing his SUV on Jupiter Island, Florida, with officers finding pills in his possession.
Courtney Williams, 40, was arrested by the FBI and indicted for allegedly sharing classified military information with a reporter.
Pahalgam, a tourist destination in Kashmir, observes the anniversary of a militant attack that claimed 26 lives, as locals hope for tourism recovery.
Defense officials are discussing with General Motors, Ford and other manufacturers about shifting production capacity to make military supplies.
Senate Republicans advance budget reconciliation while some hope for Justice Alito retirement to boost midterm prospects.
Multiple outlets report distinct security and personnel vetting issues affecting different government departments and agencies.
The Department of Homeland Security warned employees Friday could bring their last paycheck until Congress ends the partial government shutdown.
President Trump walked back threats against Iran's civilian infrastructure, citing ongoing talks, raising questions about negotiating partners.
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