
UK detains migrants after bank holiday crossings as legal challenge targets French centre
Nearly 1,000 migrants arrived in UK on small boats over bank holiday weekend, with some facing criminal charges.

Nearly 1,000 migrants arrived in UK on small boats over bank holiday weekend, with some facing criminal charges.

French voters head to polls Sunday for second round of municipal elections after far-right and far-left parties made notable first-round advances.

Democratic candidates for California governor are emphasizing affordability and critiquing their own party's record on homelessness and cost of living.

A former FBI agent who faced prosecution over the January 6 Capitol attack has resigned from his government position.
The Department of Homeland Security has processed voter registrations from at least 25 states to identify potential noncitizens and deceased voters.

Pam Bondi was diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after leaving her position as Attorney General in April.

A federal judge has directed the Justice Department to explain whether it will contest President Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over tax return disclosure.
News outlets analyze Justice Samuel Alito's judicial philosophy and recent scandals involving the Supreme Court justice.

President Trump publicly criticized a federal judge who halted construction of a White House ballroom and related security features.

The Rastriya Swatantra Party, founded in 2022 and led by former rapper Balendra Shah, is leading Nepal's first parliamentary election since last year's youth revolt.

Family members and associates describe ongoing security concerns surrounding former President Trump's public appearances.

Climate scientist Kate Marvel has resigned from NASA as part of a broader pattern of departures from federal agencies.

The Environmental Protection Agency approved temporary widespread sales of higher ethanol gas blends previously restricted during warm weather.

California Assemblymember Tina McKinnor introduced legislation to exempt potential reparations payments to Black residents from state income taxes.

An appeals panel ruled the Defense Department can temporarily require escorts for journalists while appealing a previous court decision on press access rules.
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