Romania Government Loses Majority as Social Democrats Quit Coalition
Romania’s ruling coalition has lost its majority after Social Democrat ministers quit, opening the door to a no-confidence vote and a fresh test for the government.
Comey Hit Again, This Time With an Indictment
James Comey is now facing a two-count federal indictment tied to a beach post that prosecutors say went too far. He says he is innocent, while the government says threats against the President are not a personality trait.
Virginia Court Grills a Handy Election Definition
Virginia justices questioned whether early voting counts as the “next general election” in a constitutional amendment fight, then left the block on the referendum in place.
Barney Frank Enters Hospice at Home
Former Rep. Barney Frank is receiving hospice care in Maine as he deals with congestive heart failure, while also preparing a new book that breaks with the Democratic Party’s left wing.
Johnson Demands DHS Funding After Shooting
Sen. Ron Johnson said the Senate should move fast on DHS funding after a shooting raised security concerns. On Sunday Morning Futures, he blamed Democratic demands, backed ending the filibuster, and argued the delay puts the Secret Service at risk.
Ilhan Omar’s ‘World War Eleven’ Clip Goes Viral Again
A resurfaced video shows Rep. Ilhan Omar saying "World War Eleven" before correcting herself, while her finances and Minnesota fraud scrutiny keep drawing attention.
Hot Mic Exposes WHCD Security Gaps
Jimmy Failla’s off-mic remarks and later account put fresh pressure on White House Correspondents’ Dinner security.
Starmer Faces Ethics Probe Vote Tomorrow
Keir Starmer faces a Commons vote that could send him to an ethics inquiry over the Peter Mandelson vetting row. Labour is whipping MPs hard, while critics say the timing and the spin tell their own story.
King Charles Keeps Washington Visit Despite New Alarm
Buckingham Palace says the state visit will go ahead, though the schedule has been adjusted after the Washington shooting.
Teacher Arrest Case Reopens School Bias Debate
A reported White House Correspondents’ Dinner suspect also worked in education, and that has pushed old concerns back into the open. The bigger issue is not one man, but a school system many parents no longer trust to stay in its lane.