One person killed in Maine in second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week
A person was killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine on Monday, prompting multiple investigations and renewed scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement following another fatal ICE shooting in Texas last week.
Child’s rape and murder in India sparks mob and police killings
The rape and murder of a young girl in eastern India has triggered widespread unrest, an innocent man's lynching, and the death of the main suspect in police custody, reigniting debate over sexual violence and justice in the country.
Israel shared intel on Iranian hardliners’ desire to target Trump, sources say, as Netanyahu looks to influence course of war
New intelligence details reveal how Israeli officials warned the Trump administration of ongoing Iranian discussions about targeting President Donald Trump, even as U.S. intelligence says no new specific assassination plot has been identified.
The newest Air Force One is flying, but is it ready to deal with all the threats a president faces?
A new presidential jet meant to symbolize strength is instead fueling questions about security, timing and whether speed came at the expense of safety.
Families withdraw lawsuit over New Hampshire's transgender athlete law
A legal challenge to New Hampshire’s transgender athlete law comes to an end after a Supreme Court ruling reshapes the landscape for school sports nationwide.
Trump says he won’t sign housing bill that’s set to become law at midnight
President Trump says he will refuse to sign a major bipartisan housing bill, turning a potential GOP affordability victory into a political showdown over election legislation.
Men who witnessed deadly Houston shooting say ICE statement is false, attorney says
Houston knows disaster recovery shouldn't depend on bureaucratic delays—and Congressman Al Green's latest legislation could change how America rebuilds after the next major storm.
Al Green’s H.R. 8291 Puts People Before Paperwork in America’s Disaster Recovery
A new disaster recovery bill championed by Congressman Al Green aims to speed federal housing aid, improve accountability, and strengthen long-term recovery efforts for communities hit by major disasters.
Mayor Whitmire and Chief Diaz Choose Transparency and Cooperation After Canal Street ICE Shooting
Houston leaders are calling for a transparent federal investigation into the fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, emphasizing accountability, cooperation, and evidence-driven fact-finding.
Houston Gets Into “Good Trouble” as Urban League Launches Civic Video Challenge
The Houston Area Urban League is inviting residents to honor the legacy of John Lewis by sharing short videos promoting civic engagement as part of the nationwide Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action.
Mexico to file complaints in US over ICE-related deaths of 17 Mexicans
Mexico is escalating its response to the deaths of 17 Mexican nationals tied to U.S. immigration enforcement, seeking criminal investigations and international human rights scrutiny.
About 4,000 Brigham and Women's Hospital nurses take to picket lines in 1-day strike over wages, benefits
Nearly 4,000 Brigham and Women's Hospital nurses walked off the job in a historic one-day strike as contract negotiations over pay, staffing, and working conditions remain deadlocked.
Trump promotes ‘Freedom Fuel’ stations that sell cheap gas. How they’re able to do so is unclear
President Trump is praising a new chain of discount gas stations selling fuel well below market prices, but questions remain about how the unusually low prices are being sustained.
Trump turns to White House columns for next construction project
Scaffolding now surrounds the White House North Portico as President Trump oversees the latest in a series of renovation projects, including restoring the historic exterior columns.
Russia bans diesel exports after Ukrainian attacks, straining tense global market
Russia has halted all diesel exports to shore up domestic fuel supplies after Ukrainian drone strikes deepened shortages, adding new pressure to global energy markets already rattled by tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

