Trump, Justice Department escalate fight over Alaska Senate ballot
President Donald Trump accused political opponents of exploiting voter confusion in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race during a news conference.
Some clashes, but French protests Saturday were mostly peaceful, officials say
France’s Interior Ministry said there were 410,000 people protesting, while the General Confederation of Labour said there were 800,000.
Impending strikes heighten threats to US personnel in the Middle East
The State Department reduced staff at four Middle East embassies following intelligence warnings of Iranian targeting.
Parents are fed up with long school pickup lines. Is there a way out?
Long lines spill into neighborhood roads and trigger community complaints. Is it time to find better alternatives to daily car drop-offs?
DEA urges Americans to clear out unused medications on Saturday
The DEA is having its 31st National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, an effort aimed at preventing misuse and other issues.
Kim Jong Un Visits China as new border bridge signals expanding trade
In Kim’s first trip to China in more than a year, he met with Wang Huning, a member of the CCP’s Politburo Standing Committee.
DOJ orders California county registrars to sequester alleged noncitizen ballots
Local election officials were reportedly threatened with legal action if they don’t comply with the order.
Americans’ electric bills are eating up their grocery budgets
A survey from Consumer Reports found that nearly 60% of Americans have had to make tradeoffs to afford their monthly utility bill.
Execution team feared Christa Pike’s veins had blown before lethal injection
New details show Tennessee’s execution team doubted Christa Pike’s IV lines before injecting the drug meant to kill her.
2 ex-FBI officials charged with lying to Congress about Hunter Biden’s laptop
The DOJ charged two former FBI officials for allegedly lying to Congress about their knowledge of the bureau’s inquiry into Biden’s laptop.