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In a closely watched and politically significant race, Chris Taylor has won election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, shifting the ideological balance of the court and expanding its liberal majority to 5–2. A High-Stakes Judicial Contest The election drew national attention as

A growing coalition on Capitol Hill is intensifying calls for the removal of Donald Trump, with 24 members of Congress and at least 50 House Democrats now publicly backing action through either impeachment or the 25th Amendment. The development marks one of

In a major policy win for Democrats, lawmakers in Virginia have passed legislation establishing paid sick and medical leave for workers statewide, with benefits set to begin on January 1, 2029. What the New Law ProvidesUnder the measure:• Workers will be eligible

In a highly unusual and symbolic moment, Donald Trump was seen seated in the public section of the Supreme Court of the United States as justices heard arguments over the constitutionality of efforts to end birthright citizenship. A Rare Presidential Presence It

All major U.S. television networks are set to interrupt regular programming tonight to broadcast a national address from Donald Trump, scheduled for 9:00 PM ET. A Rare Unified Broadcast The coordinated decision means viewers across the country will see the address simultaneously

A federal judge has ordered Donald Trump to halt construction plans for a proposed $400 million ballroom at the White House, ruling that the project cannot move forward without explicit authorization from Congress. The Core of the Ruling The court’s decision centers

In a landmark and controversial ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Colorado’s law banning conversion therapy for minors, in a decisive 8-1 vote. The ruling overturns state-level protections that prohibited licensed therapists from attempting to change the sexual orientation or

Washington, D.C. — A bold and provocative piece of political art appeared on the National Mall this week, catching the attention of tourists, locals, and social media alike. Standing over 10 feet tall, a golden toilet throne was installed near the Lincoln

In a move set to redefine a long-standing American tradition, Donald Trump will have his signature printed on U.S. dollar bills, marking the first time a sitting president’s name appears on the nation’s paper currency. The change arrives as part of the