Federal prosecutors charged three members of the Ostroushko family with assaulting a Turning Point USA reporter during an anti-ICE demonstration.
A Pakistani business owner was convicted for attempting to hire assassins to kill a U.S. politician in a case involving alleged Iranian connections.
Hundreds of protesters from multiple faith communities gathered near Gracie Mansion to criticize Mayor Zohran Mamdani's handling of antisemitism in New York City.
The Met Police apologized to Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle after revealing he was the source of information that led to Lord Mandelson's arrest.
Senator Lindsey Graham advocated for U.S. Marines to seize Iran's Kharg Island oil hub, while security experts warn against potential military deployment.
Representative Eric Swalwell and his former chief of staff reportedly approached congressional colleagues seeking support for his AI company, raising potential ethics concerns.
Andy Burnham campaigns in Makerfield by-election while facing criticism from Reform Party candidate over past policies.
Jay O. Rothman was fired as president of the University of Wisconsin System after four years in leadership amid reported power struggles.
Republican Senator Josh Hawley supports banning stock trading by presidents and federal officials, while VP-elect Vance defends recent trading activity.
More than 200,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats since records began in 2018, with over 6,000 arrivals this year.
A Salvadoran national with multiple prior criminal charges faces sexual assault allegations in Virginia after an ICE detainer request was reportedly denied.
Federal prosecutors say Aimee Bock directed her son to distribute protected prosecution materials to media and lawmakers while incarcerated.
Jeremy Carl withdrew his nomination for a State Department position after facing bipartisan Senate criticism over controversial past statements on race and Israel.
House Democrats celebrate Virginia redistricting win while Trump-aligned group investigates mail-in ballot practices following the close referendum result.
The Taxpayers' Alliance reported that more than 350 civil servants received permission to work remotely from vacation spots abroad.
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