California's Democratic Party chair urged candidates without viable paths to drop out of the gubernatorial race, fearing a crowded field could help Republicans.
The European Union is reportedly examining potential adjustments to Russia-related sanctions in two separate cases involving an oil trader and cultural funding.
Some Democrats are exploring moving beyond opposition-focused messaging to emphasize policy solutions as the party evaluates campaign strategies.
At CPAC, JD Vance led a 2028 Republican primary straw poll at 53% while Marco Rubio surged to 35%, as young attendees discussed post-Trump politics.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered spring economic statement amid warnings of potential further tax increases and diplomatic tensions with US over Iran policy.
The Justice Department is finalizing plans to provide voter registration data collected from states to the Department of Homeland Security for use in immigration and criminal investigations.
A New York criminal trial is examining claims that Iran's Revolutionary Guard was involved in a foiled 2024 plot targeting then-candidate Donald Trump.
The Trump administration has moved student loan oversight to Treasury and warned SJSU over transgender athlete policies.
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy made provocative statements during a Senate hearing and separately apologized for comments about an Iran school strike.
Democrats have flipped over two dozen Republican-held state legislative seats nationwide since January 2025, including victories in Florida.
CBS News program Face the Nation hosted interviews with U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter amid ongoing military operations.
Charlotte Nichols disclosed being raped while serving as an MP during parliamentary debate on government's jury trial legislation.
Large crowds gathered in the Czech Republic for the country's biggest anti-government demonstration in several years.
New York City official Zohran Mamdani endorsed an upcoming rally and criticized federal immigration enforcement amid budget discussions.
The Justice Department has issued its first correction to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, addressing an error in a footnote.
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