A federal judge barred California from enforcing a law that would have stopped federal agents from wearing masks during immigration operations, citing the Constitution's Supremacy Clause.
Spain's youth minister wants limits or a ban on X. The plan joins age rules for minors and a push for tougher platform control. Here is what was said, what the government proposes, and why critics fear more state control of speech.
San Joaquin County officials say voter rolls included people who live in Pakistan. The case centers on a local council race, mail ballots, and an online registration system that may be too trusting.
At the Milan-Cortina Winter Games, British-American skier Gus Kenworthy urinated words into fresh snow, posted the photo on social media, and urged followers to pressure senators over ICE funding. The action drew attention but no IOC sanction because it happened off official sites.
Donald Trump will sit for a pregame Super Bowl interview that President Biden skipped in 2023 and 2024. Networks will air the sit-down in bites across their shows.
Newly unsealed grand jury testimony has former Senator David Perdue saying Georgia officials stopped a 2020 ballot investigation. His claim raises fresh questions about who knew what and whether prosecutors disclosed it.
Iranian MPs in military uniforms chanted "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" during a state-broadcast session, a public show of defiance that complicates Tehran's talk of negotiations with Washington.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reportedly removed Ed Martin as head of the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group and closed the office. The move raises questions about internal politics, staffing, and what that means for investigations into alleged government misuse.
President Trump says he will sue Trevor Noah after Noah joked at the Grammys that Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein's island. Trump denied the claim, criticized the Grammys, and named other public figures tied to Epstein in his remarks.
President Trump says the Trump Kennedy Center will shut July 4, 2026 for about two years of renovations. Board approval and financing are claimed to be in place.