Supreme Court turns away Florida’s challenge over immigrant truck drivers
The Court’s quiet rejection leaves Washington and California licensing rules intact and limits one state’s ability to police another’s immigration-related policies.
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U.S. Politics & Policy
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Supreme Court Lets Brian Flores’ Discrimination Case Proceed Against NFL
The high court declined the NFL’s appeal in former coach Brian Flores’ racial discrimination lawsuit, clearing the way for the case to move forward.
Ohio State Faces Abuse Allegations and Donor Scrutiny Amid Campus Turmoil
Sexual abuse claims and questions over donor influence converge at Ohio State as the public university confronts mounting pressure.
U.S. Prosecutors Open New Criminal Probe Into Venezuela’s Maduro
Federal prosecutors have launched a new criminal investigation into Nicolás Maduro amid internal concern that existing charges may be vulnerable, sources say.
What the Supreme Court’s Move Means for Virginia’s Congressional Map
The Court’s refusal to revive Virginia’s new map keeps existing lines in place. Here’s what that signals—and what’s still uncertain.
Philadelphia’s 3rd District Tests Democratic Rift After 2024 Shock
In the nation’s bluest House district, Democrats weigh a challenge to party orthodoxy in a race some compare to New York’s ‘Mamdani moment’.
Supreme Court Ruling Narrows Racial Gerrymandering Limits, Opens Door to Partisan Maps
The Court held that congressional districts may not be drawn by race under the Voting Rights Act, but left partisan line‑drawing largely intact.
Virginia Supreme Court Scraps Pro-Democratic Map, Leaving Week of Uncertainty
Virginia’s high court has tossed a congressional map favoring Democrats. Here’s what that means, and how likely the move is to stick in the coming week.
Commerce Secretary Lutnick to Face House Panel in Epstein Inquiry
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is scheduled to testify Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump administration moves to sharply roll back gun regulations
The Trump administration has announced a sweeping rollback of gun regulations, drawing immediate criticism from gun control advocates and setting up legal fights.
Georgia attorney general faces backlash over Cop City protest indictments
Georgia’s attorney general is accused of political grandstanding after unveiling sweeping charges against opponents of Atlanta’s planned police training center.
Federal agents again target Minneapolis-area daycares in fraud probe
About 20 daycare sites in the Minneapolis area were searched as federal prosecutors refocus on a major social services fraud investigation.
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