Stephen Miller Set to Lead White House Staff as Trump Prepares for Congress Fight
Stephen Miller is slated to become White House chief of staff, a move that outlets say could bring sharper clashes with Congress over immigration and other priorities.
Man Arrested Near White House Allegedly Sought to Harm President, Officials Say
Federal officials say a man arrested near the White House with three weapons in his vehicle planned to kill President Trump, a claim that remains unproven in court.
Knicks Push Back on Claims Taylor Swift Is a Fair-Weather Fan
Two Knicks players questioned Taylor Swift's loyalty to the team, and the club responded by defending her long-standing support.
Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after Democratic midterm gains
Houston's mayor has ordered police to narrow how they work with immigration agents, a move that follows Democrats' strong showing in this week's midterm elections.
Cornell Faculty Back No-Confidence Vote Over Sexual Assault Response
Cornell's faculty senate has voted no confidence in university leadership over its handling of an alleged 2024 fraternity sexual assault, a largely symbolic rebuke.
Federal charge filed against Thomas Markle Sr. after Florida arrest
Thomas Markle Sr., father of Meghan Markle, was arrested by FBI agents and charged federally with possessing child sexual abuse material. He has not yet been tried.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang Make Their Public Debut in Atlanta
Giant pandas on loan from China, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, have gone on display at Zoo Atlanta, returning the animals to the zoo's exhibits.
Federal charges filed against Thomas Markle after Florida arrest
Thomas Markle, father of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was arrested in Florida and charged over alleged possession of child sexual abuse material.
Cornell Faculty Pass No-Confidence Vote Amid Gang-Rape Lawsuit
Cornell's faculty senate voted no confidence in top leaders after a former student's lawsuit alleging a 2024 gang rape at a fraternity party.
Trump Taps Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff After Midterm Losses
Trump has replaced chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration crackdown, days after Republicans lost Congress.
Pope Leo Begins Latin America Tour Weeks After Lung Cancer Surgery
Pope Leo XIV opens a three-nation Latin American tour in Uruguay, about three weeks after lung surgery that had cast doubt on the trip.
First Lady Hosts Russian and Ukrainian Officials as Truce Talks Gain Ground
Melania Trump hosted envoys from Russia and Ukraine at the White House, calling for a lasting truce after a local ceasefire in Oleshky.
Top Justice Department civil rights official Harmeet Dhillon steps down
Harmeet Dhillon, who led the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division for about 18 months, is leaving the post after internal disagreements.
Judge halts work on Trump's 250-foot arch hours after panel approval
A federal judge temporarily blocked construction of a proposed 250-foot arch shortly after a planning panel approved the plans.
Trump Signs Order Making Oval Office a National Monument
Trump has declared the Oval Office and Cabinet Room national monuments, though the order's lasting effect on future redecorating remains contested.
Dolly Parton's estate seeks dismissal of lawsuit against nephew
Lawyers for Dolly Parton's estate have asked a court to dismiss a case against her nephew, Bryan Seaver, who has denied threats and intimidation claims.
Alabama, Florida and Indiana Carry Out Three Executions in One Day
Alabama, Florida and Indiana each carried out an execution on Thursday, the second time this year three people in the U.S. were put to death on one day.
Nithya Raman Unseats Karen Bass in Los Angeles Mayoral Race
Progressive council member Nithya Raman has defeated incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, according to several outlets, in a result that reshapes Los Angeles politics.
Newsom Commutes All 548 California Death Sentences to Life Without Parole
California's governor has converted every death sentence in the state to life without parole, a move that bars executions under future administrations.
Russell Brand Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault at London Trial
A London court convicted comedian Russell Brand of one count of rape and three of sexual assault, and acquitted him of the other charges. He faces sentencing.