Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has announced a sweeping federal indictment against Raul Castro and several co-conspirators for their alleged role in the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft flown by Cuban American volunteers with the anti-Castro group Brothers to the Rescue.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy turned what was clearly intended as a Democratic show trial on Capitol Hill into a pointed examination of Sen. Kirsten Gillibrands own ethics and spending habits.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced renewed scrutiny over her record on homelessness during a Tuesday night interview with CNNs Elex Michaelson, as questions mounted about her bid for reelection.

Georgia voters rejected a well-funded liberal push to flip their highest court on Tuesday, handing decisive victories to Republican-aligned Justices Charles Bethel and Sarah Warren despite an onslaught of national Democratic endorsements and outside money.

Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar has gone conspicuously quiet just as questions about her possible role in a massive COVID-era fraud scheme grow louder and more pointed.

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Elon Musk is touting a new generation of brain implants as Jesus-level technologies, arguing that scientific innovation is now approaching the realm once reserved for miracles.

Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, long a self-styled maverick within the GOP, has finally been shown the door by Republican voters in his own district.

President Donald Trump has moved to clamp down on financial risks tied to illegal immigration, signing an executive order that tightens banking regulations, reinforces customer identification rules, and targets the flow of credit to individuals without legal status.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, once hailed by Democrats and the corporate press for defying President Donald Trump, was decisively rejected by his own partys voters in Tuesdays Republican gubernatorial primary, finishing a distant third and failing even to qualify for the runoff.