
DOJ Issues Correction to Mueller Report Over Footnote Error
The Justice Department has issued its first correction to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, addressing an error in a footnote.

The Justice Department has issued its first correction to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, addressing an error in a footnote.

A San Francisco YMCA facility modified its locker room rules following complaints about transgender member access and behavior.

Virginia's governor plans executive order to help election workers respond if federal agents appear at polls amid broader concerns about election oversight.

House conservatives demand surveillance reforms ahead of FISA deadline while Sen. Paul urges DOJ action on Fauci referral.

The Department of Homeland Security extended temporary protected status for approximately 11,000 Lebanese people in the U.S. for six months.

The European Union's highest court determined Hungary's anti-LGBTQ legislation violates EU law and founding treaty values.
Oregon voters will decide whether to repeal a gas tax increase as affordability becomes a key issue for voters nationwide amid elevated fuel costs.

Vice President Vance defended Trump's Iran and Gaza policies while conceding young voters disapprove, as focus groups show lack of support for military action.

EPA argues some U.S. cities shouldn't face penalties for air quality violations due to pollution from Asia

Two major education issues draw attention: federal disability funding shortfalls and PTA diversity initiatives.

A new poll finds 56% of Americans oppose President Trump's plan to build a ballroom on White House grounds, with opposition unchanged after recent events.

John Major cautioned against repeated prime minister changes while concerns grow over various political challenges facing Britain.

AARP officials call on Congress to address Social Security solvency concerns before the annual trustees report release.

Brian Cole Jr. received two new felony charges for allegedly placing pipe bombs near political headquarters before Jan. 6, 2021.
The White House confirms Trump is weighing suspension of the 1920 Jones Act shipping law as crude oil prices approach $100 per barrel.
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