
Court Rules Texas Law Allowing State Arrests of Border Crossers is Legal
A federal court ruled that a 2023 Texas law permitting state and local police to arrest migrants who cross the border illegally is constitutional.

A federal court ruled that a 2023 Texas law permitting state and local police to arrest migrants who cross the border illegally is constitutional.

An undocumented individual allegedly created a fictitious Department of Homeland Security branch and sold fake immunity cards for $400 each.

Vice President-elect JD Vance headlined a private donor gathering while early discussions emerge about 2028 presidential candidates.
The House ethics committee is investigating Rep. Tony Gonzales over allegations of sexual misconduct and discrimination involving a staff member.

Senator Bernie Sanders spoke at a Bronx rally supporting higher taxes on millionaires while residents express concerns about rising utility bills.

The National Education Union held its annual conference in Brighton, addressing various education policy matters including assessments and funding.

A New York official has proposed tax increases targeting wealthy residents, including a 2% personal income tax hike for New York City residents.

Jack Schlossberg, grandson of President Kennedy, denounced billionaire and tech company funding in his congressional campaign.

BBC Radio 5 Live conducted voter outreach across the UK, while separate analysis examines Scotland's distinct tax and welfare policies ahead of 2026 election.

Federal appeals court says lower court needs more information about national security implications before suspending White House ballroom project.

Republican and Democratic senators have criticized Yale University for hosting streamer Hasan Piker, citing his controversial statements.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed Harry Dunn for Maryland's 5th District and Dorothy McAuliffe for Virginia's 7th District.

Nigerian authorities are investigating an alleged coup plot involving financial backing and arrests in the entertainment sector.

Election integrity organization RITE and Rep. Claudia Tenney have raised concerns about New York's voter registration systems and threatened federal court action.

Paul Dans, who oversaw Project 2025, ended his Republican primary campaign against Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina.
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