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Rep. Jamie Raskin demanded records on the dismissed Reflecting Pool case as the White House separately pressed the Justice Department to consider new charges against David Hearn.

Luke Bronin defeated 14-term Rep. John Larson in Connecticut's 1st District Democratic primary, becoming the seventh House Democrat ousted by a primary challenger this year.

President Trump announced that Karoline Leavitt, the youngest White House press secretary in history, will leave her role at the end of August.

The powertrain performance of the modern hypercar is now typically shaped as much by the vehicle's electrical architecture as by its engine. As small-series manufacturers pursue power outputs, acceleration times and throttle response rates once confined to top-tier motorsport, the demand for bespoke, extreme performance in battery engineering has grown sharply.

The no-bid contract would make ICE the first federal agency to use the devices, arriving as the agency faces criticism over recent fatal shootings without body cameras.

The Intercept and Freedom of the Press Foundation call the arrangement “profoundly corrupt,” alleging it violates the First and Fifth Amendments.

The dismissal marks the fourth fake-elector case to collapse in a swing state, with only Wisconsin's prosecution still active nationwide.

Trade adviser Peter Navarro said China is laundering exports through more than 40 countries, as the administration deploys AI to catch mislabeled shipments.

The Feeding Our Future scandal has become entangled with competitive Senate and governor races, even as critics say its scale has been politically exaggerated.

Officials suggest Israel may have used the threat report to shape Trump's regional policy rather than solely to protect him, amid unease over U.S.-Turkey ties.