Wildfire Smoke Chokes US Cities as Trump Threatens Canada
Smoke from fires in Canada and Minnesota degraded air across major US cities as President Trump blamed Canada and threatened new tariffs.
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Extreme Weather Shadows America 250 Celebration
Extreme weather and political staging turned America 250 events in Washington into a test of civic unity, public safety and presidential symbolism.
California Coastal Review Reopens Shoreline Power Fight
The Trump administration opened a review of the California Coastal Commission and other state shoreline watchdogs, reopening a fight over coastal authority.
World Cup Drone Crackdown Brings Federal Charges
Federal prosecutors charged four people over alleged drone flights near World Cup events as the FBI reported more than 400 seizures across U.S. host cities.
LGBTQ 988 Hotline Restart Plan Leaves Trevor Project Outside
The Trump administration plans to restart the LGBTQ youth option on the 988 crisis line while potentially excluding the Trevor Project.
Supreme Court TPS Ruling Clears Trump Deportation Protection Rollback
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to move ahead with stripping deportation protections from Syrians and Haitians, giving the White House another major immigration victory.
Fed Inflation Gauge Puts Affordability Pressure Back On Washington
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge is moving the affordability debate back to the center of U.S. economic politics.
Snap Lawsuit Tests Platform Safety Duties After Missouri Assault Case
A Missouri lawsuit against Snap is putting renewed legal pressure on how social platforms design products used by children and teenagers.
Senate Iran War Powers Vote Exposes Republican Split With Trump
The Senate's vote on Iran war powers has given congressional Republicans a public way to show unease with President Donald Trump's handling of the conflict.
Big Tech Spending Turns New York Primary Into AI Proxy Fight
A New York congressional primary has become a warning sign for Democrats who thought artificial intelligence policy would remain a specialist debate.
Trump Housing Bill Delay Turns Affordability Vote Into Leverage
President Donald Trump's decision to delay signing a bipartisan housing bill has turned an affordability measure into a leverage fight over voting rules.
Trump-Linked Pardon Firm Raises New Influence Questions
A lobbying firm tied to former Trump campaign and administration figures is drawing new scrutiny after entering the high-priced business of presidential pardon advocacy.