President Trump and the DOJ petition the Supreme Court to overturn an 83 million defamation verdict in favor of E. Jean Carroll, raising key questions about presidential liability.
A Republican governor faces intense online criticism after questioning Trump’s deportation orders, highlighting the tension between federal mandates and local humanitarian concerns.
St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her faces an independent investigation after Police Chief Axel Henry filed a sexual harassment complaint, casting a shadow over her first term in office.
State Rep. Francesca Hong expands her lead to 38% in the final Marquette poll before Wisconsin’s Democratic primary, with strong support from undecided voters ahead of the August election.
The US carried out “heavy” strikes on Iran after an attempted attack targeting American troops, officials said.
A new CNN poll reveals a record 50% of Americans strongly disapprove of President Trump, with overall disapproval at 66%, highlighting growing political polarization and concern over key issues.
Reports of immigration arrests at airports increase amid new TSA-ICE data sharing collaborations, sparking debate over security, privacy, and civil rights for travelers.
China says the CPC Central Committee’s fourth plenum will take place in October, in Beijing, with key economic agenda items.
The US military says it carried out strikes against dozens of targets linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), framing the action as a response to threats. Officials did not immediately provide full details on the specific locations or targets hit, but said the operations were conducted to reduce risk and disruption. The IRGC has not confirmed the full scope of damage.
A suspect remains at large after a shooting outside the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, following a high-speed chase that police terminated to ensure public safety.
Zelensky said Iran and North Korea are involved in fighting in Ukraine, escalating allegations about foreign support.
Reports say China has sent Iran 400 launchers, raising concerns about military cooperation and regional security.
A 15-year-old arrested for the Seattle festival shooting was armed with a ghost gun, raising concerns about untraceable firearms and public safety.
Colt Gray, the teen responsible for the Apalachee High School shooting that killed four, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.
German investigators have identified an apparent motive for the attack during Berlin’s Pride parade, advancing the case toward justice for the victims.
The phrase "You aren’t going to like what comes after America" sparks debate on the potential instability and uncertainty of a post-U.S. global order.
Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke sparked debate by suggesting wealthy Canadians who pay more taxes should have more voting power, challenging democratic norms.
Iran has executed two men for their alleged involvement in January protests, drawing condemnation from human rights groups and highlighting ongoing repression.
World leaders and U.S. dignitaries gathered in Washington to honor the late Senator Lindsey Graham, celebrating his decades of service and influence on foreign policy.
Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as Peru’s ninth president in ten years, promising to tackle crime and stabilize the economy after a narrow election victory.
ICE arrests at U.S. airports have surged, opening a new front in deportation efforts and raising concerns among civil rights advocates and immigrant communities.
Ontario’s Transportation Minister criticized the federal government for blocking Billy Bishop Airport expansion, claiming it listened to a "small fringe group" rather than the majority.
Sources report Chris Scott was in a relationship with a staffer when arrested for spousal abuse, raising questions about workplace dynamics and accountability.
Authorities seized ₱14 million in smuggled cigarettes from a delivery van abandoned by fleeing suspects during a joint pre-dawn police and customs raid in Zamboanga City.