Alexander Vindman, who drew national attention as a key witness during Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry, is now running for the U.S. Senate in Florida. He aims to unseat Republican Ashley Moody, promising a new chapter in the state’s political landscape.

A contract journalist who spent years verifying footage for BBC News claims he was banned from the broadcaster’s offices after criticizing how it portrayed Gaza. He alleges his assignment was cut short once he spoke out about the disturbing imagery and what he saw as skewed editorial decisions.

A federal judge in Michigan has dismissed key parts of a lawsuit brought by a former Light & Wonder executive, citing insufficient evidence under state whistleblower and public policy laws. The ruling underscores the challenges such claims can face when they lack substantive proof.