FBI Director Kash Patel has vowed to sue The Atlantic over a report detailing alleged excessive drinking, unexplained absences, and internal concerns about his leadership, calling the story 'false reporting' and 'fake news'.

Governor Tim Walz condemned President Trump's military actions against Iran and warned of authoritarian consolidation in the U.S. during a Barcelona progressive conference, where Senator Chris Murphy described the current political moment as democracy's greatest threat since the Civil War.

The U.S. Department of Justice has refused to cooperate with a French investigation into X, arguing the probe improperly targets speech protected by American constitutional principles.

A federal lawsuit alleges New York's Science and Technology Entry Program uses discriminatory race-based eligibility rules, violating constitutional equal protection guarantees following the Supreme Court's Harvard admissions decision.

A federal appeals court panel granted the Trump administration a stay, permitting construction on the controversial White House ballroom to continue through early June, reversing a lower court's more restrictive order.

Ten scientists connected to U.S. nuclear weapons and space research programs have died or disappeared, prompting a White House review. President Trump expects more information within days.

Teen driver fatalities have surged 17.2% over two years, with summer months posing the greatest danger. Texas, California, and Florida recorded the highest death tolls in 2024.

The U.S. military is preparing to board and seize Iran-linked commercial vessels in international waters, escalating the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz as tensions with Tehran rise.

Bill Maher sharply criticized former Rep. Eric Swalwell, calling him a 'creep' and questioning why Democrats supported him, following multiple sexual assault allegations that ended Swalwell's political career.