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.
The last US troops have departed their northern Iraq base, closing a 12 year mission as Baghdad celebrates greater sovereignty, Kurdish officials warn of security risks, and powerful groups backed by Iran resist disarmament.
Ro Khanna wants universal child care, payments for family caregivers, and $1,000 monthly stipends for some parents, but critics say his definition of free simply hides higher taxpayer costs, government control, and fresh opportunities for fraud.
America.gov can search 29,000 official government websites, with passport applications, Medicare enrollment, and federal job applications planned for 2027 as Trump places Super Intelligence at the center of his administration’s technology push.
Trump will visit Peterbilt’s Denton factory to promote tariffs, investment and manufacturing jobs, even as federal data shows the industry has lost 35,000 jobs since he entered office in January 2025.