
Moderate Democrats defeat progressive candidates in Illinois primaries
Several progressive Democratic candidates backed by Squad members lost to moderate opponents in Illinois primary elections this week.

Several progressive Democratic candidates backed by Squad members lost to moderate opponents in Illinois primary elections this week.

General Francis Donovan told senators that US forces are not rehearsing for a Cuba invasion but remain ready to protect American interests on the island.

Texas and Florida are facing criticism for moves to exclude Islamic schools from voucher programs by designating CAIR as a foreign terrorist organization.

Former President Trump reportedly made comments regarding military strategy toward Iran and the involvement of allies.

Analysis shows 300 billionaires and families donated over $3 billion to federal elections, representing nearly one-fifth of all reported contributions.

Autopsy finds Rohingya refugee died from dehydration and hypothermia after Border Patrol agents left him in Buffalo on cold night.

Detroit provides cash aid to new mothers while Texas sees overwhelming demand for school choice vouchers, reflecting different state approaches to family support.

Sen. John Fetterman defended Trump's military operation against Iran and supported Israeli threats to target Iranian leadership.

A Minneapolis family is appealing an accelerated deportation order after an immigration judge ended the asylum claim of 5-year-old Liam Conejos Ramos.

An Underground Railroad museum and Chicago Transit Authority filed separate lawsuits Friday against the Trump administration over funding decisions.
Former Virginia first lady Dorothy McAuliffe entered the Democratic primary for the state's 7th Congressional District as early voting begins on redistricting measures.

Trump officials cited a 2005 report to claim Jimmy Carter opposed mail-in voting, contradicting Carter's actual support for the practice.

Key government immigration statistics have become harder to access as the Trump administration expands deportation efforts while releasing less verified data.

The UK government announced increased BBC World Service funding while also apologizing for adoption system failures highlighted by BBC investigation.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Gen. Joshua Rudd to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, ending a prolonged vacancy in the position.
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