Democratic officials including Tim Walz and Chris Murphy spoke at a global progressive rally in Spain, criticizing Trump's foreign policy approach.
House Democrats formed an anti-corruption caucus targeting Trump while populist Republicans gained ground on Capitol Hill despite leadership opposition.
Republican incumbents Ken Calvert and Young Kim will face off in CA-40, while Democrat Hilda Solis and Republican Pedro Casas advanced in CA-38.
New York enacted legislation making it a crime to block entry to houses of worship after demonstrations outside synagogues.
U.S. and U.K. officials take action regarding Middle East crisis effects on stranded Americans and potential fuel price manipulation.
The Republican National Committee obtained a consent judgment requiring North Carolina to remove noncitizens from voter rolls based on jury duty responses.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has initiated a Government Accountability Office investigation into the Trump administration's transfer of student loan services to the Treasury Department.
U.S. immigration enforcement showed varying trends in 2025, with naturalization rates fluctuating and ICE detention populations declining amid leadership changes.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni conceded defeat in a referendum on judicial reforms, marking a significant political setback for her administration.
A Missouri circuit judge rejected a lawsuit challenging new congressional districts that favor Republicans ahead of midterm elections.
Bob Woodson, founder of the Woodson Center, has died at 89, while the NAACP calls for Black college athletes to boycott amid policy debates.
Two separate legislative and oversight actions address government surveillance capabilities and public funding of advocacy organizations.
Governor Tate Reeves announced a special legislative session to redraw judicial districts following an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision on voting rights.
The New York Times examined the business operations of 818 companies controlled by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, reviewing his business practices.
Rep. Eric Swalwell leads early California gubernatorial polling while his staff traveled to Colombia to return hearing aids to a deported 6-year-old.
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