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74 Arrested in Los Angeles After 'No Kings' Rally Ends With Dispersal Order
Los Angeles police deployed tear gas as protesters threw rocks and bottles at officers; nationwide turnout estimated at 8 million across more than 3,100 events.
FBI Director Pushes to Release Investigative Files on Rep. Eric Swalwell: Reports
Agents in California directed to gather and redact documents related to decade-old counterintelligence probe into suspected Chinese spy.
Jeffries Declines to Break With Indicted Democrat After Ethics Panel's Guilty Verdict
The House Ethics Committee found Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick guilty of 25 ethics violations, including money laundering and false campaign finance statements.
Most Believe Deeply in America's Founding Principles, Survey Finds
Poll shows strong support for founding ideals while many Americans feel nation is falling short of those principles.
No Kings Protests Draw Crowds, But Analysts Question Long-Term Political Impact
Comparative analysis examines Minneapolis activism model versus anti-Trump demonstration movement as electoral strategy.
'No Kings' Protests May Be Turning Point America Needs
An estimated 9 million people participated in what organizers called the largest public protest in American history, spanning all 50 states.
Sen Mazie Hirono Trolled for Admitting Trump Not 'a King' and Never Has Been
Republicans seized on the Hawaii Democrat's social media post during 'no kings' protests, arguing it undermined the premise of the nationwide demonstrations.
Cori Bush Seeks Congressional Return Two Years After AIPAC-Funded Primary Loss
The former Missouri congresswoman faces Wesley Bell again in 2026, as Democratic divisions over Israel policy deepen.
Soaring Gas Prices and Supply Chain Disruptions Drive up Costs Across the Economy
Gasoline rose to $3.96 per gallon while diesel hit $5.37 as Middle East conflict disrupts global shipping and energy supplies.
Supreme Court to Hear Birthright Citizenship Case as Critics Cite Fraud Concerns
The high court will consider Trump's executive order limiting citizenship for children of unauthorized immigrants, while supporters argue the practice enables abuse.