Zelenskyy Ousts Ukraine's Defense Minister Fedorov
Ukraine fired the minister who built its drone campaign after six months, over a clash with the top general.
Israel Limits Its Attorney General's Power
The Knesset voted 65-51 to strip the AG's binding authority — with Netanyahu's criminal trial in the background.
US Imposes 25% Tariff on Brazil, Effective July 22
Trump's trade team hit Brazil with 25% tariffs, taking effect July 22. Lula says it's election meddling.
Trump's DNI Pick Defends Subpoenas of NY Times Reporters
Jay Clayton faced Senate grilling on journalist subpoenas, a lapsed spy law, and his 2020 election answers.
House Republicans Split on $95 Billion War Funding Bill
Speaker Johnson wants emergency war spending with no offsets. His own party is divided.
Trump Reversed DHS's Pause on ICE Traffic Stops
Two men were shot dead during ICE vehicle stops. DHS briefly halted them. Trump reversed it within hours.
House Votes to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
The House voted 308-117. One senator is blocking the Senate path, and doctors say permanent DST is the wrong choice.
Republicans Join Democrats in Questioning Trump's AG Pick
Blanche's confirmation isn't certain. Senators from both parties are pressing him on the IRS deal and the Epstein files.
Wisconsin Referred Musk to Prosecutors for Voter Bribery
The state elections commission found probable cause that Musk's $1 million giveaway violated Wisconsin's bribery law.
New York Froze AI Data Centers. The Country Is Watching.
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the first statewide moratorium on hyperscale data centers — and split three camps on who should decide.
Iran Hit Six US Allies After the Blockade Came Back
Iran hit six US allies with missiles and drones Tuesday — and Tehran's now threatening to close the Red Sea too.
Senate Democrats Blocked the Annual Defense Bill
Democrats say the Iran war is illegal. Republicans say blocking the defense bill puts troops at risk.
Who Polices the Supreme Court?
The justices agreed on security. They split on whether anyone should have power to discipline the court.
Mexico Files Criminal Complaints Against ICE Over 17 Deaths
Mexico asked US prosecutors to charge ICE agents over 17 deaths. Washington says enforcement was lawful.
Trump Extended DC's National Guard Deployment to 2029
Pentagon confirmed 5,000 troops stay in DC through 2029. The White House calls it safety; critics call it occupation.
The World Can't Agree on How to Stop Ebola
The outbreak is spreading faster than any Ebola in history, and experts are split on what to do.
Habitat Protection Dropped from the Endangered Species Act
The Trump rule published today. Two lawsuits landed within hours.
12 States Sue to Block Hollywood's Biggest Merger
California AG Rob Bonta and 11 states want to stop the Paramount–Warner Bros. deal that the Trump DOJ already approved.
ICE Shot a Man in Maine. He Wasn't Their Target.
ICE was looking for someone else. They killed a 26-year-old with legal US work authorization.
Who Gets Lindsey Graham's Seat?
Graham died Saturday. McMaster appointed his sister as caretaker. Republicans already disagree on what should happen next.