New York, Arizona, North Carolina, Kentucky and Nevada challenge a federal rule limiting student loans for graduate nursing and healthcare programs.
Critics warn the Trump administration is rolling back policies designed to stigmatize the commercial spyware industry, NPR reported May 19, 2026.
NPR's new Swing Shift series follows two Black men from Georgia who voted for Trump in 2024 but disagree on how the country is doing now.
The Supreme Court declined for now to hear a case that could further restrict enforcement of the Voting Rights Act's protections for minority voters.
At least 67 million voter registrations, mostly from Republican-led states, have been processed through a DHS verification program.
An AI-generated image showing President Trump in Jesus-like robes healing a sick man appeared Sunday on Truth Social and drew a swift, bipartisan rebuke from religious conservatives who...
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Democrats' Chris Taylor wins by 20 points, pushing the Wisconsin Supreme Court to 5-2 liberal control and daring Republicans to catch up before 2030. MADISON, Wis. — Chris...
A last-minute diplomatic push pulls the U.S. and Iran back from escalation, but the fragile truce leaves the world on edge. Just hours before what could have been...