DOJ Pushes Back Against Evanston's Move to Dismiss Reparations Lawsuit
The Justice Department is opposing the city's attempt to throw out a federal lawsuit challenging its race-based reparations program.
US Politics News
Rep. Haley Stevens Grilled on Endorsing GOP Rival Mike Rogers
Stevens defended her late endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race, facing tough questions from CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Pollster Warns of 'Hell of a Risk' for Early Election Amid Voter Anger
A new poll indicates that voters are dissatisfied with the government's handling of welfare spending and the cost of living, casting doubt on the viability of a snap general election.
Analysis Reveals Lavish Renovations Made to Obama White House
While Obama jokingly critiqued Trump's White House decor, a closer look at his own renovations reveals a significant transformation.
UK Government to Double Residency Requirement for Permanent Settlement
New rules propose extending the path to settlement from five to 10 years, with specific exceptions for certain professions and income levels.
UK Doubles Wait Time for Permanent Residency for Many Immigrants
New rules will require most work visa holders to wait 10 years for settlement, with exemptions for key workers and high earners.
MP Carla Lockhart Quits DUP Over Drumcree Stance
Upper Bann MP leaves party on principle, citing disagreement over response to parade dispute and rule of law.
Tensions Rise Within Gavin Newsom's Inner Circle, Aide Draws Comparisons to Natalie Harp
Insiders reportedly claim friction exists between the California governor's wife and a key aide, sparking comparisons to a former Trump staffer.
Nithya Raman Campaign Fires Staffer Over 'Racist' Video
A part-time employee was terminated after posting a video alleging a political rival engaged in voter manipulation.