Israel has not allowed contractors into Gaza to build a planned outpost for 150 international troops, delaying a wider reconstruction effort.
Chicago approved $260.8 million for 17 wrongfully convicted men, bringing costs tied to Guevara lawsuits to $472.8 million, with 25 cases pending.
South Carolina authorities charged three men over an alleged 2018 assault that Mace described in a 2025 speech on the House floor.
Sergei Lavrov and Wang Yi met in Baku, discussing bilateral ties, relations with Washington, and the crises in Ukraine and Iran.
Britain has restricted Eritrean diplomats’ movements and fast-track visas, warning it could bar all Eritreans unless Asmara accepts more returns.
Supreme Court allows Republican committees to receive discounted TV ad rates for midterms, lifting a lower court ruling that restricted discounts to candidates only.
Georgia set a midterm record with over 188,000 first-day early votes, driven by a surge in Black voter participation, as key Senate and governor races tighten.
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as U.S. ambassador to Greece after White House asked her to step down amid allegations of improper conduct and a pay-to-play scheme, which she denies.
Five senior Republicans privately concede the House is likely lost, shifting focus to saving the Senate as campaign money moves away from unwinnable races.
DOJ demands California verify citizenship of flagged voters within 48 hours or face legal action, as experts warn the demand could disenfranchise eligible voters close to Election Day.
Federal judge imposed restrictions on DOJ access to Rep. Ilhan Omar’s records during a search warrant execution, part of a long-running immigration fraud investigation she denies.
Ukraine accuses SpaceX of limiting Starlink service for military drones without warning, raising suspicions of retaliation linked to Trump administration pressure on Kyiv.
Ipsos poll shows BC Conservatives leading NDP by five points, a dramatic reversal from a month ago, as leader Lorne Doerkson prepares for a crucial debate.
President Sheinbaum says Mexico will increase purchases of U.S. goods and reduce imports from other countries to address Trump's trade deficit concerns and advance a bilateral trade deal.
Inspection report reveals Trump's $14.7M Reflecting Pool renovation failed in 85 places due to rushed work, contradicting administration claims of vandalism.
Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and three co-defendants face federal bribery and conspiracy charges as their trial begins, with opening statements Wednesday.
New York City leaders agree to ban horse-drawn carriages by 2028 under Romanch’s Law, following the death of a teenage tourist and decades of animal welfare concerns.
Harris County DA says video shows an ICE officer intentionally striking a Houston man with a vehicle, breaking his leg, while ICE denies the allegation.
911 recordings reveal a communication breakdown delayed an ambulance for over an hour after Christa Pike’s failed execution, as dispatchers struggled to verify the prison’s call.
Federal judge rules Trump administration rushed to remove hundreds of trees at East Potomac Golf Links to accelerate his renovation plans, citing Dr. Seuss in blistering opinion.
Turkish authorities raid Halk TV, one of Turkey's few independent broadcasters, appointing a trustee as press freedom groups warn of a broader crackdown.
Former British Army chef Mark Broadhurst jailed for 46 months for terror-related offenses after making a homemade cannon and stockpiling weapons while promoting far-right ideology.
Off-duty ICE agent David Gonzalez charged with assault and elder abuse after allegedly attacking a 72-year-old homeowner and his daughter in Fresno.
Murder charges added against Brandon Oetken in the fatal shooting of Minnehaha County Deputy Katherine Frank, who died three days after a mental health call turned violent.