Democrats Scramble for Fresh Candidate as Platner Halts Campaign Momentum

| Soraya Amin

In the wake of Graham Platner suspending his campaign for the U.S. Senate, the Democratic Party in Maine faces an unsettling void and a pivotal moment to recalibrate its electoral strategy.

Trump Flies Back to U.S. on Retro Air Force One, Sparking Security Concerns

| Maya Caldwell

In a move that has raised eyebrows across geopolitical and aviation circles, President Trump departed from Turkey aboard an older Air Force One aircraft, eschewing the newer Boeing 787 luxury jet gifted by Qatar the previous year.

Campaign Insiders Persist in Gaming Elections Amid Efforts to Curb Trading Risks

| Maya Caldwell

Kalshi Technologies, a start-up in the prediction markets industry, has been under scrutiny for its handling of potentially controversial trades.

High Court Financial Disclosures Unveil Profit Boost from Judicial Publications

| Lena Dorsey

The Supreme Court's annual financial disclosures have once again opened a window into the often scrutinized personal and professional lives of the nation's most senior judicial officials.

Trump's Arch: A Vision Years in the Making Before Gaining Approval

| Julian Park

In the fast-moving narrative of architectural design and urban planning, the creation of new memorials often confronts the intersection of time, influence, and decision-making processes.

Trump Declares End to Iran Ceasefire as NATO Summit Concludes

| Daniel Cho

President Trump announced a significant development on the international stage, stating that he believes the current ceasefire agreement with Iran has unraveled.

Maine Democrats Accuse Platner Campaign of Meddling in Replacement Process

| Theo Ramirez

The political landscape has been ruffled by fresh allegations from the state Democratic Party, targeting the campaign of the ambitious Senate hopeful, Platner.

Growing Pressure on Graham Platner to Exit Maine Senate Race Intensifies

| Daniel Cho

Graham Platner finds himself at the center of a political maelstrom as the embattled candidate confronts growing calls to step aside in Maine's high-stakes U.S. Senate race.

Trump Administration Unexpectedly Halts Teen Pregnancy Prevention Grants

| Julian Park

In a move that caught many by surprise, health departments, universities, and nonprofit organizations find themselves reeling from an abrupt withdrawal of funding.

Trump Declares Ceasefire with Iran 'Over' at NATO Summit in Turkey

| Ruthie Klein

In a statement likely to reverberate through global markets, President Trump has expressed his belief that the current ceasefire with Iran has collapsed.

Mounting Pressure Urges Platner to Exit Maine Senate Race

| Julian Park

Allegations Surface in Lawsuit: U.S. Accused of Sharing Asylum Seekers' Information with Iran

| Theo Ramirez

In a legal challenge stirring international relations, the Trump administration faces a lawsuit alleging that it improperly shared sensitive information about Iranian asylum seekers with the government of Iran.

U.S. Faces Legal Action Over Alleged Sharing of Asylum Seekers' Details with Iran

| Julian Park

The contentious landscape of international diplomacy has found a new arena in the U.S. judicial system.

Descendants of Controversial Supreme Court Decision Discern Modern Echoes

| Theo Ramirez

In a poignant gathering last week, descendants of Dred Scott and Chief Justice Roger Taney convened at a church merely a stone's throw from the Supreme Court.

Graham Platner Under Pressure to Exit Maine Senate Race Amid Sexual Assault Allegation

| Daniel Cho

Graham Platner, a rising star in Maine's political arena, is encountering formidable challenges as his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat experiences intensifying scrutiny.