Britain and France ended their “one in, one out” migrant agreement after a year, with both countries now pursuing other approaches to Channel crossings.
Trump said Secret Service officials suggested replacing the Oval Office for security reasons, but former officials confirmed only a broader history of security recommendations.
French student protests over school conditions have spread nationwide, prompting arrests, injuries and a crisis cabinet meeting as authorities seek to restore safety and address grievances.
Finnish police are investigating suspected intrusions at several lawmakers’ homes, with no confirmed suspect, motive, theft or property damage reported so far.
Brazil heads toward its October 4 election with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro closely matched in several recent polls, particularly in potential second-round scenarios.
Treasury released proposed rules for a new federal school-choice tax credit launching in 2027, including scholarships for private and certain public-school expenses.
A Massachusetts judge rejected Lindsay Clancy’s request for a not-guilty ruling, finding sufficient evidence for a jury to consider the murder charges.
SNAP maximum benefits rise October 1, while new federal eligibility and work rules may affect some recipients in the months ahead.
An AP-NORC poll finds 26% approve of Trump's handling of the economy, while 65% blame his policies for persistently high prices.
A D.C. judge permanently dismissed the vandalism case against former Olympian David Hearn, preventing prosecutors from bringing the same charges again.
The Supreme Court will decide whether the Trump administration can detain certain immigrants facing deportation without individualized bond hearings.
Christa Pike survived Tennessee’s failed lethal-injection execution. A state review is underway, executions are paused for 2026, and questions remain about her sentence and what comes next.
Renee Good’s family filed two federal lawsuits over her January killing in Minneapolis, naming ICE agent Jonathan Ross and several senior government officials.
A 2024 Cornell police interview reportedly shows Jane Doe telling investigators she was certain she had been raped. The case has since been reopened.
Two Oxford vape-store clerks face federal drug charges after investigators traced purchases and seized more than 500 suspected kratom-related products.
A federal judge ordered Venezuelan delivery driver Wilber Rafael Garces Perez to remain in custody while an assault case involving an ICE officer proceeds.
The U.S. is deploying roughly 9,000 additional troops and a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East amid continuing tensions with Iran.
Trump announced $54 billion in South Korean investment for the Alaska LNG pipeline as part of a $200 billion package including eight nuclear reactors and a Texas power plant, though Seoul has not yet confirmed the projects.
CNN hosted the only California gubernatorial debate between Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton, with affordability dominating a race where Becerra leads by 25 points.
The U.S. and U.K. formally ended Operation Inherent Resolve with the withdrawal of troops from Erbil Air Base, handing security responsibility to Iraq amid concerns about ISIS remnants and Iranian-backed militias.
House Democratic women are pushing to strengthen Title IX protections, citing the Cornell rape allegations as evidence that current systems fail survivors and that the Trump administration's rollbacks leave students vulnerable.
A federal appeals court halted Christa Pike’s execution about an hour before it was set to proceed, seeking to review whether her childhood abuse was fully considered at sentencing for a murder she committed at 18.
A Venezuelan man shot in the back by an ICE officer during an Austin traffic stop has been charged with assaulting a federal officer, with conflicting accounts and no body camera footage of the shooting.
Republican redistricting in Texas and Florida, intended to pick up as many as nine House seats, is facing tougher races than expected amid voter dissatisfaction with Trump, the economy, and immigration.