Rep. Debbie Dingell voiced strong disapproval of Graham Platner's past comments on sexual assault, highlighting tensions within the Democratic Party ahead of the midterms.

Czech President Petr Pavel counters Trump's claims that Europe didn't assist in the Iran conflict, arguing allies were excluded from initial planning.

The Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling weakens Section 2, fueling redistricting battles across the South. Meanwhile, the Iran conflict passes 60 days, reigniting War Powers tensions.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy dismissed the idea that the Iran war caused Spirit Airlines to shut down, pointing to its prior bankruptcies and failed business model.

Iran has weaponized social media with AI-generated videos and sarcastic posts, gaining 900 million views on official accounts, as part of a broader strategy to undermine the Trump administration.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is recovering from a routine outpatient urology procedure and will pause public events next week, with Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton staying in state.

CMS inadvertently exposed Social Security data of at least 100 health providers in its National Provider Directory, taking the site offline after The Washington Post reported the breach.

CMS accidentally published Social Security numbers for at least 100 health providers in its online directory, prompting a takedown after The Washington Post flagged the breach.

Rep. Bennie Thompson warns that the Supreme Court's decision against a second Black majority district in Louisiana will spark a redistricting fight in Mississippi, threatening minority representation.