Schumer, Jeffries sue Trump, accuse him of trying to ‘rig’ mail-in voting
Congressional Democrats sue to block Trump's sweeping election order, arguing it overrides states' authority and risks disenfranchising millions of voters.
Justice Jackson sparks online uproar after linking birthright citizenship to stealing a wallet in Japan
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faced viral conservative backlash over a wallet-stealing-in-Japan analogy during birthright citizenship oral arguments on Wednesday.
House Democrat pushes Anthropic on safety protocols, source code leak
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.) pressed Anthropic on Thursday about recent changes to its internal safety protocols following reports that part of the source code for the AI firm’s Claude Code tool was accidentally leaked. The company narrowed its AI safety policy pledge in late February, removing a previous commitment to halt development of its AI…
Buying a home just got more expensive as the Iran war drives up mortgage rates
Mortgage rates hit a six-month high of 6.38% as the Iran conflict stokes inflation fears, pushing homeownership further out of reach for many Americans.
FBI warns some foreign apps could collect Americans’ data — even if you never download them
The FBI warns that foreign-developed apps, particularly those tied to China, may collect personal data even if someone never download the apps themselves.
Senate takes first step toward ending DHS shutdown as Trump vows to pay workers
Washington — President Trump said Thursday that he would sign an order to pay all Department of Homeland Security employees as Congress moved forward with a plan to reopen most of the department and pursue additional funding. “I will soon sign an order to pay ALL of the incredible employees at the Department of Homeland Security,”
Trump likely to replace Bondi as attorney general, but no final decision yet
Washington — President Trump is seriously considering replacing Pam Bondi as attorney general because of dissatisfaction with how aggressively the Justice Department has pursued some of his priorities, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News. White House officials have discussed several possibilities as options for attorney general, but Lee Zeldin, the Senate-confirmed administrator of