
Tennessee Congressman Faces Scrutiny Over Anti-Muslim Comments
Rep. Andy Ogles drew criticism for stating Muslims 'don't belong' in American society despite representing a district with significant Muslim population.

Rep. Andy Ogles drew criticism for stating Muslims 'don't belong' in American society despite representing a district with significant Muslim population.

Political figures discuss nuclear regulatory reform and energy governance amid broader debates over power infrastructure and climate policies.

National Transportation Safety Board member Todd Inman departed the agency abruptly, claiming the White House terminated him two years into his five-year term.

The Trump administration has opened investigations into Harvard's admissions policies and handling of antisemitism, which the university characterizes as retaliation.

A federal judge ruled that Voice of America must restore operations and recall furloughed employees after the Trump administration reduced the news service to skeleton staffing.

Minneapolis and St. Paul received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for residents' efforts to protect immigrant community members.

Aliya Rahman, invited by Rep. Ilhan Omar, was arrested by Capitol Police for allegedly refusing to sit down during President Trump's State of the Union speech.

Illinois Democratic primaries saw varying outcomes for progressive and moderate candidates, with significant spending from AI and cryptocurrency industries.

The NYC Council will vote Thursday on bills affecting police deployment at protests and establishing buffer zones around houses of worship.

The Democratic National Committee filed a lawsuit seeking information about potential deployment of federal agents to polling places during elections.

New analysis of Jeffrey Epstein's communications shows deep connections with high-profile figures, prompting resignations and investigations.

San Francisco Human Rights Commission Director Sheryl Davis appeared in court on corruption charges while Supervisor Jackie Fielder's mental health leave follows leak warnings.

Seventeen Democratic-led states filed lawsuit challenging new federal policy requiring colleges to collect and report race-based admissions data.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has added Nathan Gusdorf to the city's budget office and expanded his administration with dozens of new positions.

The Anti-Defamation League is pushing Mayor Brandon Johnson to act on antisemitism task force recommendations that have awaited action for nearly a month.
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