
Investigation Examines Police Use of Force Against Students in Texas Schools
A news investigation has documented incidents of police officers using physical force, including tasers, against students in Texas educational institutions.

A news investigation has documented incidents of police officers using physical force, including tasers, against students in Texas educational institutions.

Democratic candidates for California governor are emphasizing affordability and critiquing their own party's record on homelessness and cost of living.

A surveillance device was discovered in the ceiling of a London government building that houses the Home Office and other ministries.

Four Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon as Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduced a resolution to block U.S. support for Israeli operations there.

The Department of Justice filed a legal document seeking to lift barriers to construction of a ballroom at a Trump property.
The U.S. beef and dairy cattle population has fallen to its smallest size since 1951 due to drought, higher operating expenses, and industry consolidation.

The NFL approved five rule changes for 2026 and a 7% stake sale of the Las Vegas Raiders at an $11 billion valuation.

Defense Department requests court approval to continue requiring escorts for journalists while appealing broader media restriction ruling.

DNC leadership faces questions over withheld election analysis while Michigan candidate confronts past social media posts.

Toy company Hasbro disclosed a cybersecurity incident and took systems offline as it works to secure operations and recover from the breach.

The UFC has revealed the full fight card for a planned event at the White House on June 14, coinciding with President Trump's 80th birthday.

Norwegian police investigated reports of an explosion near the U.S. Embassy in Oslo on Sunday morning, with no casualties reported.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says she will eliminate legal equality requirements for public services if her party returns to power.

The United States rejected claims that American diplomats had evacuated Ukraine's capital, while President Zelensky traveled to Sweden.
A planned 20,000-strong international stabilization force for Gaza faces delays as contributing countries withhold troops amid ongoing conflicts and stalled ceasefire implementation.
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