New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appealed a court order requiring expansion of the city's housing voucher program, citing budget constraints.
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders announced endorsements for approximately 60 candidates seeking state and local offices across the country.
Hawaii's Democratic governor signed legislation aimed at reducing corporate and dark money influence in state politics.
GOP lawmakers criticized hospital executives for high compensation and profit margins during a Ways and Means Committee hearing on healthcare affordability.
Federal prosecutors in Miami have assembled an interagency working group to explore possible criminal charges against Cuban government officials.
British MPs voted against launching a parliamentary inquiry into Prime Minister Starmer's handling of Peter Mandelson's vetting for a government position.
Venezuelan authorities granted alternative detention measures to more than 50 people while opposition leader María Corina Machado announced plans to return home by year's end.
Internal tensions are surfacing in conservative circles over Israel policy amid shifting public opinion, while a group seeks to reshape State Department practices.
Prediction platform Polymarket removed betting page and apologized after allowing wagers on when U.S. pilots shot down over Iran would be found.
Kentucky State Police are investigating bomb threats at schools statewide, while multiple zoos face similar threats and swatting incidents.
Governor Gavin Newsom's office drew bipartisan criticism for social media posts that critics described as homophobic while targeting Republican figures.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced plans for a city-operated grocery store in East Harlem, drawing criticism from local business owners.
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner drew criticism after old social media posts surfaced, including comments about a combat veteran's injuries.
Dan Osborn's independent Senate campaign in Nebraska receives scrutiny over donor base despite pledge not to caucus with either party.
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie dismissed voter fraud theories following his defeat in the GOP primary to a Trump-endorsed candidate.
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