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The Supreme Court will hear arguments next week in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could set the stage for sweeping Voting Rights Act reform.

Authorities in Wales are investigating a theft at  St. Fagans museum after thieves broke into one of the most prominent Welsh cultural institutions and stole priceless ancient jewelry.

A study by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) found that the number of foreign-born immigrants in the United States declined by 2.2 million.

Federal prosecutors have revealed that the devastating Los Angeles blaze once pinned on climate change was actually deliberate.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, a Democrat, signed two new executive orders designed to counter federal immigration enforcement efforts.

Sen. Tim Kaine is facing criticism after condemning, then excusing, violent text messages sent by Virginia Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones, reigniting scrutiny over the party’s double standard on political threats.

A new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll shows overwhelming bipartisan support for Trump drug boat strikes, with 71 percent of Americans—including a majority of Democrats—backing U.S. military operations that destroy drug-smuggling vessels in international waters.

Sonoma County, California, announced that masks are to be worn in health facilities beginning November 1 through March 31.

Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is facing fierce backlash after sending a fundraising message marking the anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attacks — one that omitted any mention of Hamas’s atrocities and instead blamed Israel.

A new statewide survey suggests Democratic governor Kathy Hochul is on shaky ground heading into 2026, with data showing the incumbent is against Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik in a hypothetical matchup that could upend New York politics.