A federal appeals court granted a temporary stay preventing the detention and deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil while he seeks Supreme Court review.
Senator Susan Collins disclosed she has been diagnosed with essential tremor, a neurological condition that causes involuntary shaking.
Los Angeles officials are discussing a proposed $30 minimum wage for Olympic-related workers ahead of the 2028 Summer Games.
Senate GOP leaders will hold extended floor debate on legislation requiring citizenship proof for voting, facing pressure from Trump despite lacking votes to pass.
Two prominent Democrats endorsed candidates Monday in separate primary contests for House seats in California and Michigan.
Some states have declined to participate in planned national celebrations for America's 250th anniversary, while others like Florida highlight their historical significance.
Democrats engage in internal discussion about party direction and leadership accountability following 2024 electoral outcomes.
NPR is offering voluntary buyouts to journalists as part of a newsroom overhaul, with potential layoffs to follow if insufficient staff accept the offers.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced plans to establish committees investigating alleged misconduct by Viktor Orbán's previous government.
New Jersey Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. has been absent from Congress since March due to a serious illness, missing 88 votes.
Graham Platner, a Senate candidate, draws attention for past Nazi-linked tattoo and environmental policies from supporters and critics.
The DOJ has launched a Title VI investigation into Arizona State University's diversity, equity and inclusion practices following viral videos.
Democratic candidates embrace tax cuts while some states impose new levies on high earners, creating mixed signals on tax policy direction.
The Trump administration has reportedly demanded news organizations air interviews in full or face potential legal action, raising press freedom concerns.
Republican Representative Burgess Owens of Utah announced he will not run for reelection in 2026, joining other House Republicans stepping down.
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