
Democratic lawmakers comment on allegations against Maine Senate candidate Platner
Two Democratic representatives offered differing responses to unspecified allegations against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner.

Two Democratic representatives offered differing responses to unspecified allegations against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner.

Seven leading candidates for California governor participated in a CNN debate as early voting commenced for the June 2 primary election.

The Supreme Court expedited its recent ruling striking down Louisiana's congressional map, allowing immediate redistricting ahead of midterms.

House and Senate Republicans moved forward with separate legislative priorities including immigration agency funding and federal data privacy standards.

Former judges have requested examination of a deal between Trump and the IRS, while a court has ordered the Customs chief to address tariff refund compliance.

Federal judges have ruled against Alabama's nitrogen gas execution method, citing constitutional concerns about cruel and unusual punishment.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is reportedly preparing to resign after a brief 16-minute meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday.

Vice President JD Vance said he and his wife will decide on a 2028 presidential run after the 2026 midterms, while also discussing his Catholic conversion.

The Supreme Court will review the Trump administration's efforts to terminate legal protections for migrants from Haiti and Syria.

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee voted 24-19 to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi for testimony on the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein records.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared before Congress amid questions about military leadership changes and faced accusations from a Democratic lawmaker.

Trade court judge ruled companies must receive refunds for tariffs struck down by Supreme Court, potentially totaling $175 billion.
President Trump signed an executive order directing creation of a nationwide voter verification list, drawing immediate threats of lawsuits from voting rights groups.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that Democratic lawmakers who fled the state in 2025 to block congressional redistricting had not vacated their offices.

Multiple reports indicate escalating tensions between the United States and Cuba involving potential legal action and security concerns.
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