The United States rejected a United Nations pandemic declaration after CDC Director Erica Schwartz cited ideological disputes and unresolved pathogen negotiations, handing global governance advocates a major defeat while raising questions about whether the proposal could return under future Democratic leadership.
Angela Paxton is backing the full Republican ticket despite filing for divorce from Senate nominee Ken Paxton, arguing that control of the seat and Texas political future outweigh anger at any individual candidate.
Trump says the Ratepayer Protection Act would make data centers cover their own power costs while shielding ordinary consumers from higher electricity bills.
Treasury officials say Operation Economic Outcast has driven Iran’s currency to record lows while targeting the regime’s financial networks, military procurement, oil revenue, aviation, transportation and remaining industrial infrastructure.
Jordan Domingue, once a trusted aide with extensive access to Abdul El-Sayed, has quit his Senate campaign and leveled allegations involving staff treatment, public service claims, foreign policy, law enforcement messaging, and the candidate’s carefully constructed image.
Beck warns that France’s unrest is blending economic grievances with Marxist and Islamist activism, creating a volatile political movement he says could spread far beyond Europe.
Trump says Letitia James cannot provide fair treatment as she assumes control of the Cornell University rape investigation, while James promises to review evidence, interview witnesses and determine whether prosecutions are warranted.
Kristin Sargent, 21, survived an eighth floor fall at an Athens apartment building after investigators said she was dancing near an open window. Police called the incident an apparent accident, while her family said she is recovering in intensive care.