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The US Senate has approved a temporary funding measure by a commanding 90-6 vote, extending federal agency operations through December 11 and forestalling a potential government shutdown before the midterm elections.
President Trump is pressing ahead with attempts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing mortgage fraud allegations. A White House letter reveals the renewed effort comes after a Supreme Court rejection earlier this year.
Authorities arrested an armed man at Donald Trump's Rancho Palos Verdes golf course in California after he was spotted photographing the facility and monitoring security arrangements, days before Trump's scheduled visit for a Republican fundraising event.
The cryptocurrency industry is investing close to $200 million in the US midterm elections through Fairshake, a major super PAC backing pro-crypto candidates. The spending underscores the sector's growing political influence as it pushes for sweeping legislation to reshape federal oversight of digital assets.
Democratic senators Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff have formally asked the US Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Trump Media's new paid data feed violates securities laws, citing potential conflicts of interest and market manipulation risks.
A US citizen has been charged with federal obstruction after using an encrypted phone system to erase his device's data during customs questioning at Atlanta's international airport. The case marks one of the first prosecutions of its kind.
A senior US House Democrat has initiated an investigation into FIFA, alleging the soccer body engaged in corruption and secured favourable treatment from the Trump administration, including dropping of corruption cases and World Cup ticket fraud.
Donald Trump has called on Republican senators to eliminate the Senate filibuster and expedite passage of the SAVE America Act before the August recess, a measure requiring identification documents for federal voter registration.
Following a Supreme Court defeat on birthright citizenship, Donald Trump's administration is pivoting toward prosecuting so-called birth tourism schemes, with particular focus on China—despite limited evidence the practice is widespread.
Demonstrations have broken out in Madison, Wisconsin following the fatal police shooting of a man armed with a knife. Video evidence and questions over officer conduct have intensified public anger.
President Trump delivered a confrontational speech linking China's alleged election interference to broader national security concerns, while pushing voting reforms and threatening media outlets ahead of midterm elections.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has clarified that his city does not possess the legal power to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in response to an International Criminal Court warrant, urging federal authorities to address the matter.
Benjamin Netanyahu's office has strongly condemned New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani after the mayor suggested considering an arrest of the Israeli prime minister during his forthcoming visit to a UN assembly.
A coordinated grassroots campaign is mobilising Americans against the accelerating construction of data centers across the United States, with protests planned in over 125 locations this weekend reflecting deep public concern over rising energy costs, water depletion and environmental damage.
Over 100 US House Democrats voted to end $3.3 billion in annual military aid to Israel, nearly triple support from a similar vote two years ago, reflecting deepening party divisions over Gaza.
US President Donald Trump will deliver a televised address Thursday evening at 9 pm, though the specific topic remains undisclosed. The speech comes amid escalating Iran tensions and mounting domestic political pressures.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican from South Carolina and close ally of President Donald Trump, has died at age 71 following a sudden and brief illness, his office announced Sunday.
The US Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's executive order to strip birthright citizenship from children born to undocumented immigrants and temporary visa holders, ruling 6-3 in favour of constitutional protections established after the Civil War.