Senator Thom Tillis announced that the SAVE America Act is effectively 'dead' due to time limitations for changing election laws ahead of the midterms. He indicated that even with sufficient Republican support, the legislation is unlikely to progress.
Representative Mike Lawler confronted Representative Jamie Raskin during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on immigration, criticizing him for a perceived lack of empathy towards victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. The discussion became heated as Lawler highlighted the impact of sanctuary policies on public safety, while Raskin defended his position on immigration enforcement.
Representative Mike Lawler criticized Representative Jamie Raskin during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on immigration policies, focusing on the impact of sanctuary policies on crime victims. Lawler's remarks followed testimony from Jessica Gorman, the mother of a murder victim, and led to a heated exchange between the two lawmakers regarding their differing views on immigration and public safety.
California has passed a law banning 'sell by' labels in an effort to reduce food waste. The law seeks to standardize expiration date language to help consumers better understand food safety.
Texas has opened a new psychiatric hospital in Dallas as part of a significant investment to modernize its mental health system, addressing the chronic under-treatment of serious mental illness. The state is encouraged to implement a focused initiative with clear goals and accountability to improve care for individuals with serious mental health conditions, which have been historically neglected in favor of broader mental health efforts.
Donald Trump has indicated plans to make changes to Washington D.C. as part of his vision for a second term. The adjustments are intended to improve the city's appearance for the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations.
The Democratic Party is experiencing a rise in anti-establishment sentiment, highlighted by Melat Kiros's recent primary victory over Rep. Diana DeGette in Colorado. This trend, which follows similar upsets in New York, has prompted concerns among party insiders about the potential for further challenges from progressive candidates in upcoming elections. Strategists indicate that dissatisfaction with party leadership and a desire for generational change are driving this movement.
President Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer, an Oklahoma state trooper, as the director of ICE. While some officials support the nomination, others express concern over Schroyer's lack of federal experience and managerial qualifications, which they believe could negatively impact immigration enforcement. The White House has defended the nomination, asserting that Trump makes independent decisions regarding his nominees.
Internal conflicts among Republican lawmakers have led to disruptions in the House of Representatives, prompting Speaker Mike Johnson to send members home early for two weeks. Frustrations are particularly directed at a voter ID bill and perceived unfulfilled promises from leadership.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett has faced criticism from conservative figures after her vote to uphold birthright citizenship. This ruling was part of a decision that struck down an executive order from former President Trump.
A Philadelphia teen wanted for the murder of Penn State student Billy Schmidt has been apprehended in Colorado after a month-long search. The suspect's stepfather was also arrested during the operation.
Boston is set to host hundreds of thousands of visitors this summer for the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The celebration highlights the city's historical significance in American history.
Republican Senate candidates, including Representative Ashley Hinson and Senator Jon Husted, have created their own super PACs to improve their fundraising efforts. This move is part of their strategy in the ongoing election cycle.
Republican Senate candidates Ashley Hinson and Jon Husted have created their own super PACs as part of their campaign strategies for the upcoming election. This move aims to improve their financial support in the race.
The Supreme Court's latest term has resulted in a consolidation of power within the court and the presidency, while diminishing the authority of Congress. Key decisions have limited Congress's ability to regulate political spending and challenge voting maps, raising concerns about the implications for democratic governance. Critics argue that this trend reflects a growing willingness of the court to operate without constraints.
On June 28, 2026, Customs and Border Protection agents seized over $3.7 million worth of cocaine disguised as cucumbers at the Pharr International Bridge in Texas. The seizure highlights ongoing smuggling challenges at the U.S. border, despite a decrease in illegal crossings.
An explosion occurred at an apartment complex in Tacoma while firefighters were investigating a report of smoke. Footage shows firefighters opening a door to the electrical room, resulting in thick smoke being released.
Interest in train travel in the US is increasing due to rising gas prices and flight costs. However, the rail system is primarily focused on freight transport, which presents challenges for accommodating passenger needs.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced plans to designate over 90 groups as terrorist organizations under a new law, HB 1471, which went into effect on July 1, 2026. The designations require approval from the Florida Cabinet and have drawn criticism from groups like CAIR, which plans to challenge the move in court, citing concerns over First Amendment rights.
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