Key Events (10)
Trump administration sends tougher terms to Iran for a proposed peace framework, with officials saying the changes were designed to put pressure on Iran to accept the current deal more quickly.
Israel captures Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking its deepest incursion into the country in 26 years as a nominal ceasefire deteriorates and conflict with Hezbollah widens.
The U.S. boat strike campaign in Colombian and Ecuadorian waters has killed over 200 people, with residents of coastal communities expressing concerns about the impact on livelihoods and ocean-based work.
Lead prosecutor Matthew Petracca withdraws from the criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey, with Timothy Severo replacing him. The DOJ filing did not provide reasons for the change.
The Trump administration's cuts to community intervention programs could increase violent crime, with experts arguing that community-based violence reduction efforts are more effective than arrest-based approaches.
Trump's interior secretary Doug Burgum dismisses calls to identify donors for a 'nonpartisan' concert series for the nation's 250th anniversary, responding to concerns after some musicians pulled out of the event.
The Trump administration has experienced a striking exodus of legal talent, with more than 10,000 federal lawyers departing, leaving some agencies understaffed while boosting state attorneys general offices and advocacy groups.
Trump dominates GOP primaries heading into midterm elections, but Republicans will need support from voters outside his base, many of whom are dissatisfied with the economy and the Iran war.
Trump's early declarations of easy wins in Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran have given way to a stalemate phase across his international interventions, creating political strain.
A Georgia town's novel legal strategy using 'public nuisance' law to fight an ICE jail plan has impressed legal experts and could serve as a model for other localities seeking to prevent immigration detention facilities.