Exit Polls Show BJP Gains in Indian State Elections
Exit polling indicates India's ruling BJP party performed better than expected in recent state elections.
Exit polling indicates India's ruling BJP party performed better than expected in recent state elections.

Prime Minister admits No 10 asked about Foreign Office position for Matthew Doyle, who later became Labour peer but was suspended over personal associations.

Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to seek unanimous consent for legislation to restore the IRS Direct File program discontinued in 2025.
Court documents in Trump's $400 million ballroom case disclose security enhancements to historic White House bunker system.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore compared current Iran tensions to Afghanistan War, warning against prolonged military engagement.

Thousands gather in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 1965 civil rights march as the Supreme Court considers a case that could limit voting protections.

The DOJ will return Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles' seized cellphone, signaling the end of its campaign finance probe into the Republican congressman.

Illinois and Minnesota governors hold hearings and condemn recent ICE enforcement operations conducted during the Trump administration.

Senate Democrats express concerns over Stars and Stripes editorial independence following Pentagon policy letter and ombudsman firing.

An Air Force veteran sues over DNA collection at ICE protest while authorities announce DNA breakthrough in Indiana assault case.

New York City is pursuing multiple policy initiatives including preschool expansion marketing and minimum wage proposals.

Republican and Democratic lawmakers exchanged blame over political rhetoric after recent Capitol Hill events, with calls from both sides to reduce tensions.

Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel presented a six-point agenda for Democrats' 2026 midterm strategy while addressing speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.

Study finds over 560 inmates released early during COVID-19 in North Carolina were rearrested within two years.

The Home Secretary prohibited the annual Al Quds Day march but permitted a static demonstration after police cited public disorder concerns.
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