A Democratic nominee for the University of Michigan Board of Regents filed a 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of a gunman killed after attempting to shoot inside a police station. Courts ruled the officer acted in lawful self defense and dismissed the case.

Wikipedia editors have declined to add information about Jia Tolentino’s admitted shoplifting and her parents’ past federal charges to her page. The debates, visible on the article’s Talk page, reflect broader concerns about how volunteer editors shape content on the platform.

Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign is under scrutiny over past social media posts by his communications director defending looting and criticizing police. The resurfaced comments add to debate over El-Sayed’s own record on law enforcement and foreign policy as he faces a competitive primary.

A University of Michigan Board of Regents nominee previously defended a man accused of plotting a Halloween attack on behalf of the Islamic State group. Federal prosecutors later filed charges outlining alleged weapons purchases, surveillance of targets, and coordination with overseas contacts.

A former editor at an Iranian state-run newspaper is now an analyst for Ad Fontes Media, a group known for rating news outlet bias and reliability. His background and continued ties to Iranian media come as the organization faces scrutiny over its methodology and a federal investigation.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposed tax on high-value second homes has sparked debate over whether wealthy nonresidents contribute enough to New York City. Critics warn the measure could drive away major donors, employers, and investment.

Kamala Harris avoided major political questions during a Charlotte stop on her book tour, focusing instead on broad critiques of Donald Trump and calls for civic unity. The event, marked by soft questions and sparse attendance, steered clear of discussion about her political future.

Republican senators have introduced legislation to permanently block United States funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency over alleged ties to Hamas. The bill would also remove the agency’s diplomatic immunity and restrict engagement with certain United Nations bodies.

President Donald Trump rebuked allied nations for refusing to support recent military efforts against Iran, urging them to defend their own interests. He singled out France and questioned the strength of the transatlantic alliance.

House lawmakers are investigating whether Columbia University is honoring its agreement with the Trump administration. The probe focuses on alleged failures to share information about antisemitism policies and compliance with federal civil rights laws.

President Donald Trump criticized Spain for refusing to support United States military operations related to Iran and threatened to cut off trade. Spanish leaders reaffirmed a diplomatic stance, while financial markets reacted to fears of economic fallout.

A protester disrupted a Senate hearing and was injured while being removed by Capitol police, with Senator Tim Sheehy assisting officers. The incident sparked sharp criticism and online backlash from Democratic figures, activists, and commentators.

The Washington Post highlighted a Howard University student protesting United States strikes on Iran without fully detailing her history of far-left activism. Ermiya Fanaeian has founded a socialist armed advocacy group and publicly praised revolutionary movements abroad.

The article contends that the strongest weapon against Iran’s regime is the Iranian people’s desire for freedom rather than military force. Drawing on Cold War lessons and current tensions, it argues that internal dissent, backed by strength, offers the best hope for change.

The United States embassy in Jerusalem has authorized voluntary staff departures amid rising tensions with Iran. The move follows Tehran’s rejection of demands to end uranium enrichment as Washington increases its military presence in the region.

Anti-Semitic chants erupted during a San Francisco protest organized by the Democratic Socialists of America. A woman shouted 'tax the Jews' at a mayoral event, prompting condemnation and conflicting accounts about who participated.