Former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra secured the top spot in California's gubernatorial primary. His November opponent remains undetermined as ballot counting continues.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is refilling after Trump ordered it painted 'American flag blue.' Visitors say the change is hard to spot.
Graham Platner is pushing back on New York Times reporting about accusations from former girlfriends, calling the coverage a sign his campaign is gaining traction.
Staff at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts have been told to strip President Trump's name from the Washington venue, NPR reported June 5.
Minnesota residents whose loved ones died at police hands are demanding accountability after the state Republican Party held a public prayer for Derek Chauvin.
About 150 people were evacuated from the Allegheny Tunnel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike after a fire broke out, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
The Ohio Senate passed a motion Thursday to enshrine the state's photo ID voting law in the Ohio Constitution, sending the measure toward a future ballot.
White House border czar Tom Homan told CBS News the New Jersey ICE detention center is well run, despite protests over conditions at Delaney Hall.
After a major Supreme Court decision, state voting rights acts and redistricting in Democratic-led states remain among the few tools left to protect minority voters.
NPR reported on federal investigations into George Santos's bets on prediction market site Kalshi. Santos then threatened the reporter who broke the story.