A former Massachusetts judge has filed a petition requesting that the FBI investigate possible civil rights violations in the 2019 death of Harmony Montgomery. The petition seeks to uncover whether her rights were violated before her untimely death.

A CNN commentator has sparked controversy by suggesting that the immigration status of President Trump’s children should be investigated, highlighting Tiffany Trump in particular.

The European Commission has delayed the release of its General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, a key guideline intended to help companies comply with the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act. Originally scheduled for May 2, the release may now be postponed until the end of the year, according to a Reuters report.

June’s robust jobs report has effectively dashed hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut this summer, with strong employment data diminishing the odds for monetary easing.

Congress has passed President Trump’s nearly 900-page tax and spending bill, enacting $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and significant changes to national defense, immigration, and healthcare programs. The legislation promises wide-reaching impacts on America’s fiscal and social landscape.

The Crosetto Foundation has issued an urgent plea to halt CERN’s €12 billion upgrades, claiming it will squander taxpayer money that could be better spent on life-saving innovations. They’ve reached out to hundreds of European Parliament members to reconsider the funding.

California lawmakers have finally achieved the long-sought reform of the state’s key environmental law, CEQA. Facing mounting social and economic costs, Governor Gavin Newsom decided to confront the issue as he nears the end of his governorship.

In a pivotal decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that an 1849 law does not ban abortion, ensuring that access to the procedure remains intact in the state.

Global stocks edged higher while the dollar weakened on Thursday as investors closely monitored upcoming US jobs data, anticipated to influence the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions.

Ecopetrol S.A. announced that it has received notification of Special Customs Requirement No. 525 from the Colombian Tax and Customs Authority (DIAN). The notification, issued on June 3, 2025, initiates an ongoing customs adjustment procedure involving the company.

A federal court’s decision to grant the EPA a six-month pause on its 2024 asbestos ban has reignited debates over public health and industry regulations. As the agency reconsiders its landmark ruling, concerns grow over prolonged exposure to a known carcinogen affecting thousands nationwide.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has discovered another zebra mussel veliger in the Colorado River near New Castle. The finding, made during increased sampling efforts in early June, highlights the ongoing need for vigilant monitoring of invasive species.

Illinois is broadening its lead testing program by adding more zip codes, a move that aims to address lead exposure concerns and improve public health across the state.

As Wall Street nervously anticipates Thursday’s employment report, concerns grow that weak job numbers could provoke significant political reactions, potentially impacting interest rates.

Facing arrests and charges, Congressional Democrats are wrestling with how to effectively oversee the Trump administration’s actions. As traditional oversight methods meet resistance, lawmakers are seeking new strategies to fulfill their responsibilities.

In a surprising turn, Florida’s newest immigration detention center, aptly nicknamed ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ is set to open just eight days after breaking ground. The $450 million facility received a stamp of approval from former President Trump during his recent visit.

As House moderates grapple with pivotal Medicaid decisions, the implications for millions of Americans hang in the balance. Trump’s tax bill introduces significant challenges to health care access, potentially altering the landscape of public health.

Wall Street futures remain flat as investors hold their breath for Thursday’s crucial U.S. employment data amid a quiet holiday week. With minimal corporate news, attention shifts to upcoming economic indicators and a looming tariff deadline next week.

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to meet with President Trump, Israeli officials express cautious optimism about a potential Gaza cease-fire, though significant hurdles remain.

A catastrophic explosion at a fireworks warehouse in Yolo, just outside Sacramento, has emerged as a stark warning days before July 4th celebrations.

An emboldened Russia has ramped up military offensives on two fronts in Ukraine, scattering Kyiv’s precious reserve troops and threatening to expand the conflict to a sixth region. As both sides seek strategic advantages before fall, the renewed fighting marks a significant escalation in the ongoing war.