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Los Angeles mayoral candidates clashed over whether noncitizens should vote in local elections, with Karen Bass saying "it depends" and Spencer Pratt answering with a simple "no."

The University of Oregon caved to student demands by adding ICE alerts to its campus emergency system months before the state-mandated September deadline.

IRS data reveals South Carolina is the fastest-growing state as Americans move south for lower taxes, jobs and quality of life, reshaping economies.

China orders firms to defy U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil in what analysts call an unprecedented escalation of Beijing's resistance to Washington.

Xavier Becerra faced attacks from both parties over migrant children, corruption allegations and his HHS record during the latest California gubernatorial debate.

The U.S. House Texas GOP Caucus is backing a resolution affirming states' constitutional right to secure borders against an "invasion" or "imminent danger."

Rubio led a White House briefing with pointed remarks on Iran before traveling to Italy for meetings with Pope Leo and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is out of the ICU but remains hospitalized stay after being placed on a ventilator for severe breathing issues.

A California immigration judge alleges in a lawsuit against the DOJ that she was terminated due to her political affiliation and advocacy ties.

Sen. Susan Collins seeks re-election in Maine's high-profile 2026 Senate race against military veteran and oyster farmer Graham Platner in a key contest.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch speaks out on how high-profile leaks and heated discourse threaten federal judicial independence in America.

Louisiana lawmakers cite the deadly Mall of Louisiana shooting as justification for expanding first-degree murder charges and death penalty eligibility.

Every Democrat asked at this week's California gubernatorial debate said they support healthcare coverage for illegal immigrants despite the state's budget woes.

The Department of Justice announces up to $25,000 in signing bonuses for lawyers willing to work outside D.C. to fight blue city legal challenges.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal faces backlash after saying she spoke with foreign ambassadors about getting oil to Cuba despite U.S. sanctions on the island.

A "Muslim only" event at a taxpayer-funded Texas water park was canceled after Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to revoke state grants.

Nine Minnesota day care providers raided by federal authorities last week reportedly received more than $67 million in public childcare subsidies over eight years.

Seattle City Council's president says she works with a "Black budget" to address economic disparities faced by the Black community in budget talks.

Howard Lutnick testified he met Jeffrey Epstein only three times, but Democrats say the commerce secretary stonewalled questions and has lost credibility.

Thirteen D.C. police officers placed on leave amid probe into alleged crime statistic manipulation, nearly a year after Trump warned of fake numbers.

Gov. Josh Shapiro criticizes Sen. John Fetterman, saying the Pennsylvania Democrat needs to get back to what he was elected to do for his constituents.

Former President Obama says presidents should not direct attorney general prosecutions, indirectly calling out Trump's push to indict political enemies.

Democratic House candidate Ryan Busse filmed a campaign ad at a modest townhome rather than his $1.6 million Montana estate while pushing affordability message.

California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter faces backlash for saying illegal immigrants are responsible for driving population growth in the state.

Nathaniel Sanders II is facing federal charges for allegedly threatening to kill President Trump, Secretary Rubio and former AG Pam Bondi online.