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By: Patrick Houck
A federal judge has dealt a significant blow to President Donald Trump's effort to remake the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, ruling that neither the center's controversial renaming nor plans for a prolonged closure can move forward without authorization from Congress.
By: Patrick Houck
Louisiana lawmakers approved a new congressional map Friday that dismantles one of the state's two majority-Black congressional districts, reigniting a yearslong legal and political battle over race, representation, and voting rights in the Deep South.
By: Patrick Houck
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing a fresh round of scrutiny after reports revealed that his wife alerted campaign officials last year that she had discovered sexually explicit text messages he had sent to other women during their marriage.
By: Patrick Houck
South Carolina's Republican gubernatorial primary shifted dramatically Friday after President Donald Trump endorsed Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, handing her a major political victory and denying Rep. Nancy Mace the endorsement she had spent months seeking.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has again sparked controversy inside the Pentagon after reportedly removing multiple Navy officers from a promotion list, including women and Black service members who had already been selected by senior naval leadership.
By: Patrick Houck
The Pentagon is reportedly searching across multiple military branches for hundreds of service members to attend President Donald Trump's upcoming UFC event on the White House lawn, but those selected may have to clear specific fitness requirements and pay their own way to Washington.
Iran has suspended all diplomatic message exchanges with the United States following a sharp escalation in military tensions over the weekend and continued Israeli operations in Lebanon.
Iran is moving to close the Strait of Hormuz amid a rapidly deteriorating ceasefire agreement that has reportedly led Tehran to suspend diplomatic communications with the United States.
By: Patrick Houck
A dispute over visa-free travel has escalated into a public disagreement between the United States and one of its NATO allies after Bulgaria announced it will not extend a temporary arrangement allowing American military aircraft and personnel to remain at Sofia Airport beyond the end of June.
Across Estonia, preparations for a potential conflict with Russia are no longer confined to military bases or government offices. They have become part of everyday life
