Recent polling data reveals mixed public opinions on assassination attempts, while separate reports cover policy positions and product announcements.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced the chamber will vote on a resolution to limit presidential military authority regarding Iran operations.
Extended wait times at U.S. airports are reported as Transportation Security Administration faces staffing challenges during government shutdown.
CBS News analyzed security footage of an alleged incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner involving President Trump.
Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville voiced doubts about the state's redistricting process moving forward despite recent Supreme Court ruling.
News outlets report on concerns regarding the Trump administration's foreign policy decisions and communication strategies.
A federal judge found the Trump administration illegally revoked immigration status from migrants who used a Biden-era application system.
Multiple opinion pieces address Trump administration policies, AI concerns, and political rhetoric targeting different demographics.
Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton will face off in a May runoff after neither secured a majority in Tuesday's Republican primary for U.S. Senate.
UK ministers are preparing for the release of a second batch of documents involving Peter Mandelson and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Progressive Democrat James Talarico will challenge incumbent Republican Ken Paxton for Texas attorney general in what could be a closely watched race.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva plans to meet with U.S. President Trump to discuss organized crime and tariffs, with help from billionaire Batista.
The incoming Trump administration intends to eliminate a Biden-era regulation designed to protect millions of acres of federal land from development.
King Charles III delivered a speech to the US Congress, highlighting the importance of the UK-US relationship during what he called times of uncertainty.
Private school pupil numbers have fallen by 30,000, with unions calling for smaller class sizes rather than teacher recruitment cuts.
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