The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday took up a pivotal election integrity case that could redefine how long “Election Day” actually lasts in federal contests. At the center of the dispute is Watson v. RNC, a case challenging a Mississippi law that allows absentee ballots to be counted if

A familiar face at CNN is stepping away, adding to a period of transition and uncertainty for the embattled network. Anchor Rahel Solomon announced Monday that she will be leaving CNN, revealing during the closing moments of her early morning program that her final broadcast is set for later this

A Texas jury has delivered a guilty verdict against a sitting local official, marking a significant development in a case centered on campaign finance practices and alleged financial misconduct. A jury in Fort Bend County found KP George guilty on two counts of money laundering, exposing him to a potential

A moment of levity broke out inside the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, but the underlying issue before the justices carried serious constitutional weight—how long Election Day should actually last. During oral arguments in a closely watched case on mail-in voting, attorney Paul Clement, representing the Republican National

House Republicans are ramping up pressure on Senate Democrats as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown stretches into its sixth week, with no resolution in sight. Speaker Mike Johnson is preparing to put Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and his colleagues on the spot with two key votes scheduled

Newly released updates surrounding the Obama Presidential Center are drawing renewed scrutiny, as fresh design renderings and construction details spark backlash from local residents and critics alike. The Obama Foundation recently unveiled revised visuals meant to showcase the final appearance of the center’s exterior and surrounding grounds. However, instead

A majority of the U.S. Supreme Court signaled clear unease Monday with state laws that permit ballots to be counted days—or even weeks—after Election Day, raising fresh constitutional concerns about election integrity and public confidence in the results. During oral arguments, Samuel Alito underscored a straightforward reading

President Donald J. Trump made clear Thursday that the United States will not be sending ground troops into Iran, forcefully pushing back on anonymous media reports suggesting his administration is considering a large-scale military buildup in the region. Speaking during a bilateral Oval Office meeting with Sanae Takaichi, President Trump

Unidentified drones were detected flying over Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., a highly sensitive military installation where Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth maintain residences, raising fresh concerns about national security vulnerabilities in the nation’s capital. According to a report by The Washington Post,