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Stephen Miller, former Trump advisor, advocates for a strongman view of foreign policy that prioritizes national interests over international cooperation, challenging decades of American diplomatic tradition and multilateral commitments.
Richard Pollak, the influential editor of the Columbia Journalism Review who spent decades critiquing the American media landscape, has passed away at 91.
Port Huron, Michigan, has agreed to a $3.25 million settlement for a 2023 incident where a woman was mistakenly declared dead and zipped into a body bag. The woman, found alive at a funeral home, suffered severe trauma and physical injuries.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has ended his re-election campaign, citing a need to protect the state from potential consequences of a Donald Trump presidency.
A former Turning Point USA leader was sentenced to probation for forging voters' names on election petitions in Arizona, following a trial that exposed significant fraud in the local political process.
The death of Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) reduces the GOP's slim House majority, complicating the legislative agenda and triggering a high-stakes special election.
A federal judge has ordered Lindsey Halligan, a loyalist to former President Trump, to explain why she continues to use the title 'U.S. Attorney' despite not currently holding the office.
Officials say the suspect in the Brown and MIT shootings discussed the attacks in personal videos found on digital devices, offering chilling insight into the premeditated violence.
The Trump administration has posted a revisionist narrative of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot on a new White House website, framing the event as a 'peaceful protest' and dismissing the established record of violence.
Georgia has scheduled a special election to fill the congressional seat being vacated by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. The election will determine who represents the 14th district.
Democrats mark the Jan 6 anniversary, emphasizing Trump's incitement and the ongoing danger to US democracy. They call for vigilance and accountability.
Donald Trump warns that a Republican loss in the midterms could trigger his impeachment. He urged supporters to vote, claiming Democrats will weaponize investigations if they keep control of Congress.