Cole Allen Faces Assassination Charges in WHCA Dinner Attack
Federal prosecutors finalized detention arrangements for the suspect accused of firing shots outside the annual media gala in the nation’s capital.
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Trump Sustains Hormuz Blockade to Force Nuclear Concessions
President Donald Trump asserted that military pressure on Tehran will remain constant until Iranian leadership abandons its nuclear ambitions.
Trump's Iran Blockade Warning Pushes Brent Oil Above $126
Donald Trump signaled that the US blockade of Iranian ports could last for months, pushing Brent crude above $126 as talks stalled.
Prosecutors Say D4vd Killed Teenager to Protect Music Career
Los Angeles prosecutors allege that singer D4vd killed 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez after she threatened to expose their relationship.
Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson Indicted on 30 Criminal Counts
Susan Hutson, the elected sheriff of New Orleans, faces a 30-count indictment tied to the 2025 Orleans Parish jailbreak.
Court Filing Details Weeks of Planning Before WHCD Attack
Federal prosecutors described searches, travel records and hotel evidence in a detention memo after the White House Correspondents Dinner attack.
Supreme Court Weighs End to Humanitarian Protections
The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether the Trump administration can end TPS protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants.
Supreme Court Narrows Voting Rights Act Redistricting Rule
The Supreme Court narrowed how Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act applies to race-conscious redistricting disputes.
Justices Evaluate Trump Effort to Rescind Migrant Protections
Supreme Court justices began evaluating the legality of executive branch efforts to terminate humanitarian protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants.
Trump Asserts King Charles Backs Hardline Iran Nuclear Stance
Donald Trump informed guests at a White House state dinner that King Charles III concurs with his stance on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Oakland Airport Keeps San Francisco Bay Name Under Settlement
San Francisco and the Port of Oakland reached a settlement that lets OAK keep San Francisco in its name under strict branding limits.
State Department to Issue Passports Featuring Trump Portrait
The State Department says a limited run of U.S. passports will feature Donald Trump artwork for the country's 250th anniversary.