Court Freezes Trump Arch Project After Late-Night Federal Green Light
A federal judge paused construction of President Trump’s proposed arch for 14 days after a federal panel approved the project.
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Joshua Wong’s 10-Year Sentence Deepens Hong Kong’s Political Reckoning
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong receives a 10-year prison term in his second national security conviction amid pressure on democracy campaigners.
Demographic Data Offers a Closer Look at the Midterm Vote
A large voter survey conducted by SSRS highlights how demographic analysis helps interpret voting patterns in the midterm elections.
AI Chatbots Enter the Voting Booth Debate
AI chatbots are being used for election information, but inaccurate voting answers and candidate recommendations raise voter concerns.
Murphy’s Stroke Brings BE FAST Warning Signs Back Into Focus
Sen. Chris Murphy is expected to recover after a stroke, renewing attention on BE FAST symptoms and the need to call emergency services.
Virginia and D.C. Take Trump Arch Fight to Federal Court
Virginia and Washington, D.C. ask a federal court to halt construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch.
Pregnant Migrant Minors in Federal Custody Face Care Barriers in South Texas
Pregnant unaccompanied migrant minors in federal care in South Texas have had to leave the state for medical treatment, including abortions.
Brewers Claim First World Series Crown in Franchise History
Milwaukee defeated Tampa Bay to capture its first World Series title, ending a 58-season wait for the franchise.
U.S. Visa Move for Flávio Bolsonaro Adds Diplomatic Weight to Brazilian Probe
Washington is set to issue visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family as a money-laundering probe continues in Brazil.
Mississippi Senate Race Draws New Attention to Black Voting Power
Mississippi’s Senate contest draws late money and national attention as Black voter strength becomes central to the campaign.