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The Supreme Court struck down Trump's birthright citizenship order, keeping the Fourteenth Amendment rule intact while the political fight moved to rehearing demands and Congress.
The April DHS funding deal reopened most of the department, but separating ICE and border money left the core immigration fight unresolved.
Luigi Mangione's federal trial is now set for January 2027, after the state case over Brian Thompson's killing was scheduled for September 2026.
King Charles III's address to Congress turned royal pageantry into a strategic appeal for the UK-US alliance during a volatile state visit.
The Supreme Court struck down Trump's birthright citizenship order, reaffirming the 14th Amendment after his unusual appearance at oral arguments.
California Democrats avoided a top-two disaster when Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton advanced, but the governor primary still exposed the system's arithmetic risk.
Judge Mary McElroy set aside HUD's 2025 homeless-grant overhaul, but left the Trump administration room to fight over the next funding notice.
Pete Hegseth's reversals after the Kid Rock and South Carolina Apache flyovers turned routine aviation-safety reviews into political loyalty tests.
Jamie Dimon defended capitalism in a CBS interview while admitting the American dream is fraying where wages, housing, skills and AI collide.
Judge Allison Burroughs ordered parole restored for CBP One migrants, ruling that DHS could not erase lawful status through a mass revocation shortcut.
Judge Randolph Moss blocked Trump's NPR and PBS funding order, but the ruling protects speech more than it repairs public media's financial damage.
Trump's White House ballroom fight is no longer about taste alone; it tests Congress, preservation law, private funding and control of a public monument.