
Arizona school board member makes Nazi salute during meeting
A school board member in Arizona performed a Nazi salute and shouted during a meeting while accusing the board president of dictatorial behavior.

A school board member in Arizona performed a Nazi salute and shouted during a meeting while accusing the board president of dictatorial behavior.
Rep. Tony Gonzales withdrew from his reelection campaign after acknowledging an extramarital affair with a staffer who died by suicide.

Lord Chadlington resigned from the House of Lords following a standards committee investigation into his conduct regarding PPE deals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Former reality television personalities and political commentators are increasingly pursuing elected office, leveraging media experience for political campaigns.

First Lady Melania Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled a savings account initiative for children in foster care.

John Healey commits to backing British companies in future defence spending decisions amid questions over UK military project commitments.

Manhattan federal judge acquitted former NYC comptroller Brad Lander of misdemeanor charges related to September incident at immigration detention center.

Democratic lawmakers held unofficial hearing to criticize Justice Department's settlement with Live Nation-Ticketmaster as inadequate.

Los Angeles hotels report business impacts from $30 minimum wage law while Virginia economist warns of job losses from new $15 wage mandate.

Democratic Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow accumulated $3,000 in unpaid water charges while advocating for water affordability policies.

Rep. Chip Roy proposes limiting congressional pay and power after 12 years while House Judiciary examines NFL paywall practices.

Prediction platform Polymarket removed betting page and apologized after allowing wagers on when U.S. pilots shot down over Iran would be found.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declined to clarify his current position on defunding police after removing previous social media posts supporting such efforts.

Reps. Laura Gillen and Mike Lawler introduce bipartisan legislation to provide federal tax relief to residents of expensive states like New York.

Pro-democracy activist and China expert raise concerns about ongoing Chinese espionage and influence operations targeting the United States.
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