President Trump shared a photo on Truth Social showing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani standing next to the Declaration of Independence in the Oval Office.
Democratic senators disclosed expenses including $20,000 for horse rentals and $3,800 for hair and makeup from South Dakota's controversial advertising campaign.
Academic commentary draws parallels between federal judges' roles in civil rights enforcement and contemporary judicial oversight.
Conservative commentators discuss political funding dynamics and media coverage in separate opinion pieces.
Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza is facing calls to resign from police groups over alleged Brady violations and secret meetings in a 2020 case.
Some Virginia Democrats are showing uncertainty about passage of a congressional redistricting referendum with one month remaining before the special election.
A group of law professors has publicly backed Trump's executive order challenging birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment.
A Green Party candidate won a by-election called after the previous councillor was jailed for coercive behavior.
Senate Republicans debate election security legislation while 70 House GOP members call for action on Chinese e-cigarette enforcement.
A New York Times investigation documents thousands of threats against state judges, prompting some to arm themselves for protection.
ICE agents report family tensions over immigration work while military veteran charged in protest refuses plea deal.
Female staffers filed discrimination complaints against Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer regarding her handling of sexual misconduct allegations against her husband.
Former 'The Hills' star Spencer Pratt has launched a mayoral campaign in Los Angeles, releasing an advertisement that has gained online attention.
The Trump Organization is considering developing a golf course and luxury apartments in Romania's Transylvania region despite potential challenges.
President George W. Bush delivered a televised address announcing the U.S. invasion of Iraq on March 19, 2003.
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