The Supreme Court blocked a lower court order requiring Missouri’s 2025 congressional map, ruling that the state should continue using its 2022 map because ballots have been distributed and voting is already underway.
Hasan Piker joined an anti Israel chant before a cheering Cornell audience, triggering fresh outrage over the university’s decision to host the controversial streamer inside Sage Chapel despite warnings from Jewish advocates.
Judge Jeannette Vargas dismissed Letitia James’ multistate challenge over DOGE access to Treasury systems, finding the central claims moot after the Treasury team disbanded and rejecting separate payment claims that identified no frozen or canceled federal funds.
Gavin Newsom used his UN appearance to attack Trump and praise California’s climate agenda while leaving out the deficit, utility rate increases, unpaid energy bills, and costly failures shadowing his record at home.
Vance and Oz say canceling subsidies for roughly 760,000 questionable Obamacare enrollments will save taxpayers $2.2 billion, while another 419,000 accounts face verification and new brokers are frozen out for six months.
Kamala Harris joined Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit, producing an awkward appearance as she defended DEI, praised his healthcare credentials, and ignored renewed scrutiny surrounding his 2012 essay on federal breast cancer research funding.
United Nations Ambassador Mike Waltz rejected Kaitlan Collins’s legal lecture over CNN’s White House access, arguing that reporters lack an inherent right to enter every government facility and warning that reports involving classified military details can threaten national security.
Abbey Wellman’s divorce party went viral after guests reacted to a secret list of her former husband’s “10 worst things,” but more than 30 million viewers remain frustrated because she says she cannot legally reveal the board.