Mark Warner’s Daughter Dies at 36
Sen. Mark Warner’s family says his daughter Madison died after a long fight with juvenile diabetes and other health problems. Vice President JD Vance sent condolences.
Judge Tightens Rules in Murder Trial
A Collin County judge has sharply restricted cameras, recordings, and courtroom access ahead of the Karmelo Anthony murder trial.
Wright Says Iran Deal Is Near
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said talks with Iran are moving and that pressure from the White House is part of the game. The Strait of Hormuz, meanwhile, keeps doing what chokepoints do best: making everyone nervous.
Newsom’s Book Sales Look Suspicious
Campaign filings show Gavin Newsom's PAC spent more than $1.5 million buying copies of his memoir, raising new questions about how a bestseller can be built when the buyer is also the campaign.
Dispatch Audio Released After Fairfax Deaths
Police dispatch audio from the Fairfax home was released after reports said former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax and his wife died in a shooting. Court records cited in coverage also point to a recent custody ruling and earlier public allegations.
Trump Sells Tax-Free Tips in Vegas
Trump heads to Las Vegas to pitch his “No Tax on Tips” message while the White House pushes a longer list of tax cuts, deductions, and refund claims aimed at workers, seniors, and small businesses.
Clerk Spots Trouble, Teen Rescued
A gas station clerk noticed a frightened teen, acted fast, and helped police stop a kidnapping in metro Detroit.
ICE Director Steps Down, What Next?
Todd Lyons will leave his role as acting ICE director on May 31, after nearly 20 years with the agency. DHS says he is headed to the private sector while the search for a replacement remains open.
Magyar’s Putin Claim Sparks Balkan Blowback
Hungary’s new leader is already clashing with Serbia after accusing Vladimir Putin of guiding Balkan politics, and Aleksandar Vučić did not take it well.
Raskin Floats New Trump Removal Push
House Democrats are again testing the 25th Amendment idea, even though the math in Congress makes the plan look more symbolic than serious.