Arizona teen honored for aiding woman with dementia in 103F heat
A 14-year-old in Gilbert, Arizona, is being honored after helping firefighters reach an elderly woman with dementia who became disoriented in extreme heat.
Tag • 53 articles
U.S. Politics & Policy
Articles currently tagged U.S. Politics & Policy.
Trump tells Congress U.S. military action against Iran has restarted
A letter obtained by CBS News shows President Trump formally notified Congress that U.S. military action against Iran resumed last week, ending a ceasefire.
Sen. Lindsey Graham dies after brief illness; Trump issues tribute
Sen. Lindsey Graham has died after what aides called a brief and sudden illness, CBS News reports, prompting a public tribute from former President Trump.
How Democrats Could Replace Maine Senate Nominee Graham Platner
Democrats have a short window to swap Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner if he exits the race amid a sexual assault allegation.
Supreme Court Expands Trump’s Power Over Agency Chiefs, Rejects Mail Claim
The court loosens limits on firing federal agency heads while ruling against Trump in a separate dispute over mail, reshaping the balance of executive power.
Trump says vandalism, not workmanship, damaged Reflecting Pool
Trump claims vandals cut the National Mall Reflecting Pool after a $14.7M sealant job and says proof will be presented in court.
Los Angeles declares emergency as cold-storage warehouse fire burns on
Mayor Karen Bass declares a state of emergency as firefighters battle a stubborn cold‑storage warehouse blaze sending smoke across Los Angeles.
What the Alleged White House UFC Drone Plot Reveals—and What Comes Next
Federal officials say they disrupted an alleged plan to attack a White House UFC event using small explosive-laden drones. Here’s what is known so far.
White House South Lawn to Host UFC Card on Trump’s 80th Birthday
The UFC is staging a fight series on the White House South Lawn Sunday night, coinciding with Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and raising questions about sports access.
What the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v Callais ruling means for voting rights
A Reddit Q&A with Guardian reporters explored how the Louisiana v Callais ruling reshapes the Voting Rights Act and what options remain for voters.
House Rejects Short-Term Extension of Key Surveillance Authority
The House blocked a last-minute bid to keep a major spy power in place until July, leaving its fate to tense talks with the Senate.
Lawsuit Targets Planned UFC Fights at White House on Trump’s Birthday
A new lawsuit challenges a planned UFC event at the White House, arguing it illegally uses federal property to benefit Donald Trump.
Showing 12 of 53 articles
