Ex-Judge Faces Sentence in Courthouse Immigration Clash
Former Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan faces sentencing after a federal obstruction case tied to an immigration arrest at a Milwaukee…
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Trump Opens a New Patriot Lifeline for Ukraine
Trump says the U.S. will license Patriot air defense systems to be made overseas for Ukraine, a potentially major shift…
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The SAVE Act Is Now Splitting Its Own Side
A Republican-backed voting overhaul failed in the Senate, but the sharper story is the conservative pushback over federal control, voter…
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A 30-Year U.S. Resident Was Arrested Over Voting. The Citizenship Line Is the Story
An Australian woman reportedly arrested over alleged illegal voting has put a spotlight on a hard U.S. rule: legal residency…
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Trump’s $5 Million Carroll Fight Isn’t Over Yet
Donald Trump is opposing E. Jean Carroll’s effort to collect a $5 million civil verdict, pointing to a last Supreme…
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Trump’s Big Bill Is Hitting Its Awkward Anniversary
A year after Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act became a political trophy, critics are pointing to its effects on…
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Egypt’s World Cup exit sparks Messi favoritism storm
Egypt has filed a FIFA complaint after a 3-2 World Cup loss to Argentina, alleging major officiating errors and unfair…
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The White House’s Freedom Fuel rollout has a location problem
The White House promoted a Freedom Fuel Network rollout tied to 25 gas stations near Philadelphia, but public details about…
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DOJ’s Voter Roll Warning Comes With a Criminal Threat
The Justice Department has warned election officials they could face prosecution over noncitizen voting, escalating a clash with states over…
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Trump Media’s $3.8 Billion Case Against The Post Collapses
A Florida federal judge dismissed Trump Media’s massive defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post, saying the company lacked evidence to…
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