On June 25, 2026, a federal judge ruled that President Trump's executive order to restrict mail voting was unconstitutional, as the Constitution does not provide the President with specific powers over elections. This ruling invalidated key components of the order.
A federal judge ruled on June 25, 2026, that the President does not have specific constitutional powers over elections, leading to the rejection of key parts of an executive order by President Trump that sought to limit mail voting.
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to end legal protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants, potentially leading to deportations for hundreds of thousands. The decision supports the administration's stance that immigration officials' TPS decisions are not subject to judicial review, despite concerns from immigration advocates regarding safety in the migrants' home countries.
A federal judge has blocked key parts of President Trump's executive order on mail voting, deeming it unconstitutional. The ruling, made by U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, comes as Trump faces challenges in implementing his election-related directives ahead of the midterm elections.
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's executive order that aimed to create a federal voter list and limit mail ballot recipients. The ruling, which applies to the upcoming midterm elections, supports claims from nearly two dozen states that the order violates the separation of powers. This decision follows another ruling that prohibited a related executive order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration.
Hyperscale Data plans to deploy 30 humanoid robots from Chinese manufacturer AgiBot at its Dowagiac, Michigan data center as part of a larger initiative to enhance artificial intelligence applications. The facility has faced noise complaints from local residents, leading to a class action lawsuit. Lawmakers have raised concerns about national security risks associated with foreign robotics companies.
The Supreme Court ruled on two immigration-related cases on June 25, 2026, with a 6-to-3 majority decision. The ruling showcased ideological divisions among the justices, as the liberal justices dissented.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-to-3 on two immigration cases, affecting Temporary Protected Status and southern border policies. The decision saw a division among justices, with liberal members dissenting.
Senator Bernie Sanders and the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have expressed their demands for the Democratic Party following significant victories in New York City's elections. They emphasize the representation of socialists in government and call for the party to align with the needs of working families, reflecting a shift away from traditional political norms.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ) has returned to public view after nearly four months of absence due to a medical condition. He plans to return to Capitol Hill on June 30 and has stated he will disclose details about his health upon his return. Kean has missed over 135 House votes during his absence.
The US Supreme Court has issued a ruling permitting the government to restrict asylum seekers from filing claims at the border. Liberal justices have raised concerns that this decision undermines existing US law.
The FBI has warned that drone attacks similar to those seen in overseas conflicts could occur in the U.S., according to Deputy Director Chris Raia. The agency is preparing for advancements in drone technology that may allow for remote operation from great distances, complicating threat detection. This warning comes amid heightened security measures during the FIFA World Cup, where the FBI has already seized numerous drones and made arrests related to unauthorized drone use.
The FBI has issued a warning regarding the potential for drone attacks in the U.S., citing advancements in drone technology that could enable individuals to carry out attacks from afar. Deputy Director Chris Raia emphasized the need for public vigilance and the challenges posed by encrypted communications in preventing such threats.
A report by Strategy Risks claims that Missouri State University has trained over 1,500 Chinese executives linked to China's military sector through its MBA programs since 2001. The university denies using taxpayer funds for the program and asserts that the curriculum was conventional. The report raises concerns about oversight of foreign influence in U.S. higher education.
A report by Strategy Risks alleges that Missouri State University has trained over 1,500 Chinese executives linked to the military-industrial complex since 2001. The university denies using taxpayer funds for the program, which has raised concerns about national security and foreign influence in U.S. higher education.
Cole Theodore Werhan, 28, has been charged with murder following the death of his girlfriend, Janina Brooke Murphy, whose death was ruled a homicide. Werhan also faces charges related to a separate domestic violence case involving another woman. He is currently held on a $5 million bond as the investigation continues.
IBM has revealed a new technique aimed at creating smaller components for computer chips at its Albany research facility. Analysts noted the potential of this approach but also highlighted the competitive landscape it will face.
Moises Domingo Rico Rosales, an illegal immigrant, was arrested in Virginia for allegedly exposing himself and attempting to abduct two women. Previously arrested on drug trafficking charges, he was released due to local sanctuary policies. This case has reignited discussions on Virginia's immigration policies and their implications for public safety.
Renters in the US are calling for national regulations to combat rising add-on charges that contribute to increased housing costs and eviction risks. A Seattle renter highlighted the lack of power tenants have against landlords who impose non-negotiable fees, urging for federal protections to improve the rental market.
Randy Smith, a sheriff in suburban New Orleans, has resigned after pleading guilty to battery against podcaster Bobby Couvillion. Smith, who admitted to the assault occurring at a restaurant, will serve more than a year of probation as part of his plea deal.
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