Judge Diane Goodstein’s Home Burns After Ruling Against Trump
Judge Diane Goodstein’s South Carolina home burned down weeks after ruling against Trump, with investigations ongoing into the cause.
Illinois Sues Trump Administration Over National Guard Deployment
Illinois sues Trump administration to block National Guard deployment in Chicago amid political tensions.
Government Shutdown Risk Grows Amid Trump Demands, Speaker Johnson in Bind
Government shutdown risk intensifies as Trump’s demands challenge Speaker Johnson ahead of midnight funding deadline.
Newsom Critiques Trump on Education Funding Cuts
Governor Newsom criticizes Trump’s approach to education funding, highlighting impacts on California schools and students.
California’s Hydrogen Hub Funding Cut Sparks Political Clash
California hydrogen hub loses $1.2B federal funding amid political disputes over clean energy strategy.
US Clears $51M Arms Sale to Boost Ukraine Defense
The US approved a $51M arms sale to Ukraine, enhancing Kyiv’s defense capabilities amid ongoing conflict.
Texas Megachurch Pastor Robert Morris Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Abuse
Texas megachurch pastor Robert Morris pleads guilty to child sex abuse charges from the 1980s in Oklahoma, exposing decades-old allegations.
Zelenskyy Warns Russian Drones Endanger Chernobyl and Nuclear Plants
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns that Russian drones threaten Chernobyl and other nuclear plants, risking global nuclear safety.
Trump Budget Chief Warns of Mass Firings Amid Shutdown
Trump budget chief warns of imminent mass firings of federal workers amid government shutdown, signaling a shift from furloughs to layoffs.
Air Traffic Controllers Play Key Role as Government Shutdown Ends
Air traffic controllers remained on duty without pay during the government shutdown, ensuring flight safety and minimizing travel disruption as funding was restored.