Senate Advances Bills to Allow Cameras in Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced bills to allow televised coverage of Supreme Court hearings, raising concerns about judicial decorum and transparency.
LIAM WALKER — 06.19.26
Following the resignation of Caliph Keir Starmer, Britain awaits the selection of a new leader amid rising tensions over governance and cultural integration.
POLITICS — 06.23.26
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Rebecca Cooke Secures Endorsement from Wisconsin Teachers Union Amid Controversy
APRIL CLARK — 06.22.26
Father's Role Highlighted in Decisions on Prenatal Diagnoses
ALEX MONROE — 06.21.26
Media Coverage of Algae Blooms at Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Sparks Criticism
THEO RAMIREZ — 06.19.26
Los Angeles City Council Votes to Allow Noncitizens to Vote in Local Elections
APRIL CLARK — 06.19.26
Arizona AG Dismisses Charges Against Trump Allies Amid Allegations of Collusion
LIAM WALKER — 06.19.26
- Vance Urges Israel to Rethink Its Approach Amid U.S.-Iran NegotiationsAPRIL CLARK — 06.18.26
- California Requires Proof of LGBT Status for Utility Contracts Amid Voter ID ControversyAPRIL CLARK — 06.18.26
- Judicial Rulings Spark Debate Over Separation of PowersLIAM WALKER — 06.18.26
House Hearing Highlights Controversy Over SPLC's Hate Map
A House Judiciary Committee hearing scrutinized the Southern Poverty Law Center's classification of Moms for Liberty as a hate group, raising concerns about free.
LIAM WALKER — 06.18.26
Trump Calls for U.S. to Cut Ties with U.K. Over Rape Gang Inquiry Report
Donald Trump urges the U.S. to sever relations with the U.K. following a report detailing widespread sexual abuse of girls by Pakistani Muslim gangs.
APRIL CLARK — 06.17.26
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HUD has cut federal funding to LAHSA, raising concerns about the agency's effectiveness amid ongoing homelessness issues in Los Angeles.
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ALEX MONROE — 06.17.26
MLB Reprimands Giants Players for Biblical Verses on Pride Night Caps
Major League Baseball reprimanded San Francisco Giants players for inscribing biblical verses on caps during Pride Night, igniting debate over LGBTQ representation.
