Liberal lawmakers in Chicago are furious with how Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson has responded to tens of thousands of immigrants who have descended on the city after illegally crossing the border and are calling for the resignations of more than half a dozen city officials.
A multi-agency partnership in Detroit aimed at reducing gun violence seems to be paying off, with the city on track to record the fewest number of homicides in six decades, officials announced Monday.
President Joe Biden urged Republicans to pass his supplemental funding request, which includes tens of billions of dollars for Ukraine, while his administration announced the latest military aid package from the funding previously allocated for Kyiv.
Italy has decided to exit China’s Belt and Road Initiative after just four years of alignment, a milestone reversal that points to growing Western wariness of Beijing’s economic influence in leading democratic economies.
A Wisconsin judge struck down a 19th-century law prohibiting abortions late Tuesday, making the procedure legal in the state up to 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated Tuesday that he flew on Jeffrey Epstein's plane twice, contradicting a previous claim by his spokesperson last month.
