President Trump has yet to endorse in the Texas Senate runoff after promising a decision in March, while VP Vance and Secretary Rubio increase visibility.
Upcoming local elections in Birmingham and Oldham are generating significant political interest as communities face various challenges and potential changes.
Multiple religious figures have recently commented on the intersection of faith and politics in America.
Lord Chadlington resigned from the House of Lords following a standards committee investigation into his conduct regarding PPE deals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Josh Simons quit his government position after allegations that a think tank he previously led commissioned research into journalists' backgrounds.
Hungarian authorities claim to have uncovered a plot to damage gas infrastructure one week before national elections.
Senate Republicans oppose Democratic leader's effort to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants amid broader debate over immigration policy.
Bryan Rafael Gomez, subject to an Interpol Red Notice for murder, was ordered released from immigration detention in Rhode Island.
New policies affecting intelligence community participation in government investigations and public inquiries have been announced by senior officials.
New York Times correspondent notes similarities between Trump and Biden's approaches to economic voter concerns amid broader electoral analysis.
Two separate DHS incidents emerged: an agent's killing of a U.S. citizen went unreported for months, and Trump's cybersecurity nominee was escorted from headquarters.
Two Democratic members of Congress are demanding the Treasury Department reverse a waiver that allows India to purchase Russian oil.
A civil rights organization reported a sustained increase in requests for legal assistance related to Palestine activism compared to years before October 2023.
The Trump administration has revoked immigration status of Iranian nationals tied to Tehran's government and arrested a Wisconsin mosque leader.
Democratic senators experience intraparty tensions over voting rights legislation and political positioning amid broader congressional dynamics.
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