
Federal Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Access Policy After New York Times Lawsuit
A federal judge ruled Friday that key portions of the Pentagon's new press credentialing policy are unlawful and blocked its enforcement.

A federal judge ruled Friday that key portions of the Pentagon's new press credentialing policy are unlawful and blocked its enforcement.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is running for Maine's U.S. Senate seat with a campaign focused on ending foreign wars and opposing Trump.

The Republican Party announces parallel initiatives including election integrity efforts in 17 states and a new oversight investigation into Ohio healthcare fraud.

Yoweri Museveni, 81, was sworn in as Uganda's president for a seventh term following disputed January elections.

The Justice Department has reversed several firearms restrictions, including reinstating exemptions for background checks at gun shows.

Residents of a Bronx cooperative are experiencing rent increases exceeding 30% despite the building being under city oversight.

Rudy Giuliani has been moved out of intensive care after being hospitalized with pneumonia over the weekend.

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.

New Jersey Republican congressman addresses speculation about his monthslong absence from Congress.

Rep. Jen Kiggans agreed with radio host's remark that Hakeem Jeffries should get his 'cotton-picking hands off Virginia,' drawing Democratic criticism.

Labour has reported to police claims that Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's phone may have been hacked by Russian operatives.

Charges against two Venezuelan men were dropped after video evidence contradicted ICE agents' version of events during a Minneapolis traffic stop.

Maryland state Democrats faced internal disagreement over a redistricting proposal that could have eliminated the state's only Republican House seat.

The National Republican Congressional Committee raised a record $47.1 million in the first quarter of 2025, with $28.1 million collected in March alone.
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