DOJ Sues Connecticut Officials Over Sanctuary Policies
The DOJ sued Connecticut officials over sanctuary policies, setting up a federal fight over immigration enforcement and local policing.
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Vance Tells Pope to Use Caution on Theology and War
JD Vance warned Pope Leo XIV to use caution on theology and war, escalating a dispute over the Middle East conflict.
JD Vance Faces Hecklers Over Middle East Conflict Stance
JD Vance faced antiwar hecklers over the administration's Middle East policy, showing how the Iran conflict is shaping domestic politics.
House Republicans Demand ActBlue Disclose Internal Records
Republican investigators are seeking ActBlue records on fraud controls, legal reviews and possible foreign donation risks.
Democrats Target New Jersey Seat to Extend Winning Streak
New Jersey's 11th District has become a test of whether Democrats can keep overperforming in suburban contests.
Voters Reject Iran Military Action Despite Advanced AI Use
New polling shows battlefield technology has not solved the political problem facing the White House over Iran.
Democrats File Bill to Create 25th Amendment Commission
Jamie Raskin's proposal would create a congressional body to evaluate presidential fitness under the 25th Amendment.
Lonna Drewes Alleges Eric Swalwell Drugged and Raped Her
Lonna Drewes stood before a bank of microphones in Beverly Hills on April 14, 2026, to detail allegations that Representative Eric Swalwell drugged and raped her during a 2018 encounter.
Washington Strategic Shift Secures Persian Gulf Oil Exports
Washington defense planners solidified their control over the Strait of Hormuz on April 14, 2026, by deploying a specialized naval task force to manage regional energy flow.
U.S. Proposes 20-Year Nuclear Freeze in Iran Talks
Diplomats representing the United States and Iran entered a critical phase of negotiations on April 14, 2026, centering on an American proposal to halt Iranian nuclear development for two decades.
Eric Swalwell Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
Eric Swalwell vacated his seat in the House of Representatives on April 14, 2026, because of multiple sexual assault and harassment allegations.
Trump Funding Mandates Force Local Policy Reversal
Fort Worth city administrators gathered on April 14, 2026, to confront a federal ultimatum issued by Donald Trump that places billions in national infrastructure and education grants at risk.