ICE agents shot a man in Manhattan’s Marble Hill neighborhood on Thursday, sparking outrage among residents who questioned the use of force and visibility of officers during the incident.

Democrats have outlined ambitious investigative plans should they gain control of Congress in the upcoming November elections, targeting Trump family businesses, cryptocurrency dealings, and other matters.

With roughly a month until Election Day, Democratic and Republican spending patterns suggest Democrats may gain House control, with analysts tracking competitive races across more than 90 districts nationwide.

Senate candidates in Georgia, Michigan, and Maine debated key midterm issues including affordability, tariffs, the Iran war, and abortion rights, with control of the chamber at stake.

A new report projects that continued Trump administration immigration policies could reduce Social Security benefits for elderly Americans by an average of $2,152 annually by 2034, representing an 8.6% cut to retirement payments.

Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews responded to Republican anti-trans attacks in South Carolina with a direct statement opposing biological men competing in women’s sports, as the issue becomes a central campaign wedge.

A federal judge ruled the Department of Justice’s policy of collecting state voter rolls to cross-reference against immigration databases violated privacy laws and exceeded the agency’s authority.

President Trump experienced multiple disruptions at a Texas rally while the Democratic National Committee sued to halt taxpayer-funded promotional advertisements costing over $12 million.