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Trump to Open ‘Great American State Fair’ Celebrating Nation’s 250th Birthday
The fair, which is the first national exposition of its kind, runs from June 25 to July 10 on the National Mall.
Appeals Court Rejects DOJ’s Demand for Michigan Voter Rolls
The court held that a civil rights law may not be used to compel a state to hand over voter registration records.
Trump Meets With Senate Republicans Amid Push to Pass SAVE America Act
The discussion comes amid disagreements over the elections bill and the Iran war, among other issues.
Stress Tests Show America’s Banks Can Handle ‘Severe Recession’: Federal Reserve
‘Today’s results underscore the strength of the banking system,’ Michelle Bowman, the Fed vice chair for supervision, said in a statement.
Made-in-China Fireworks Recalled Due to Explosion, Burn Hazards: Agency
The fireworks devices were distributed in Bada Boom Fireworks locations across Pennsylvania.
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Drugs, Firearms Seized and 47 Charged in Ohio
Four suspects are still at large, with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives offering rewards for information.
3 Michigan School Districts Face Federal Probes Into Alleged Title IX Violations
One district let a male athlete use the female locker room, which parents said raised the risk of ‘inappropriate, unsafe situations.’
California Senate Passes Pro-Taiwan Resolution for 3rd Consecutive Year
The measure calls for expanded California-Taiwan cooperation and supports Taiwan’s meaningful participation in international organizations.
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Massachusetts Court Throws Out Ballot Question on Reviving Rent Control
The measure would have repealed the state’s decades-old rent control ban and created the nation’s strictest statewide rent caps.
RFK Jr. Says Hantavirus Response Is Over, Was Successful
‘Protecting the health and safety of the American people is our highest responsibility,’ the health secretary said.
Chinese National Sentenced to 27 Months for Defrauding Elderly Floridians
The Senate Special Committee on Aging said the case ‘is a prime example of China targeting older Americans and exploiting vulnerable victims.’
Iran, Oman Mull ‘Maritime Service’ Fees in Hormuz
The Iran-Oman discussions on maritime service fees relate to broader navigation administration arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz.
Dan Cox Wins GOP Primary for Maryland Governor
Cox is set for a rematch with Gov. Wes Moore, a Democrat, in the Nov. 3 election.
Senate Passes Resolution to Halt Iran Conflict
The resolution offers a symbolic rebuke of the military campaign Trump launched against Iran but lacks clear legal enforceability without his signature.
Gunman in Antifa Attack on Texas Immigration Facility Sentenced to 100 Years in Prison
Other members of the cell convicted of terrorism-related charges received decades in jail.
Supreme Court Allows Exxon Mobil to Sue Over Assets Cuba Nationalized
A federal appeals court previously ruled a lower court had not properly analyzed legal issues in the case.
Savannah Guthrie Responds After Reports of Purported Ransom Note Saying Her Mother Is Dead
The note was received by multiple news outlets in February, but details were just disclosed for the first time.
Navy Veteran Seeks Freedom as Court Limits Review of Controversial Gun Law Conviction
Patrick Tate Adamiak was charged with illegal possession of machine guns during the Biden administration’s push for stricter gun control.
Senate Overwhelmingly Passes First Major Housing Bill in 30 Years
‘Bipartisan, bicameral legislating is never easy—but progress matters,’ said Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.)
Trump Calls for Federal Intervention in Chicago After Violent Weekend
The president questioned why Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker hasn’t asked for help.
Alan Greenspan, Former Federal Reserve Chairman, Dies at 100
Greenspan, who coined the phrase ‘irrational exuberance,’ had a storied legacy at the Fed.
