A three-judge panel ruled the map deliberately discriminated against Black voters and barred its use in the upcoming elections.
Year: 2026
Bozeman Montana Memorial Day Shooting Investigation Continues as Police Address the Public
Police held a press conference to share new details about the deadly shooting that occurred in Bozeman over the holiday weekend.
BDS Referendum Held at Brooklyn Park Slope Food Coop Draws Competing Campaigns
Campaigners for and against a boycott of Israeli goods gathered at the famous New York food cooperative ahead of a membership vote.
Trump Says Crypto Is a Major Industry That America Must Protect
The US president reaffirmed support for cryptocurrency and called the United States the Crypto Capital of the World.
Scripps National Spelling Bee Highlights What It Really Takes to Win
The prestigious annual competition held its finals with young spellers competing for the national championship in Washington DC.
A 7-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot in the Northern Arab Town of Arara in Israel
First responders attended the scene after the child was killed in the northern Israeli Arab community in a suspected criminal shooting.
Oil Prices Fall and Global Stocks Rise on Optimism for US-Iran Agreement
Financial markets reacted positively to diplomatic signals from Washington and Tehran though Trump cautioned no deal was finalized.
Cambodia Company Connected to Cambodia’s Prince Group Linked to Tokyo Real Estate Purchases
Investigations by OCCRP revealed luxury property acquisitions in Japan tied to individuals linked to the designated criminal organization.
IRGC Releases Video Claiming to Show Destruction of US MQ-9 Drone Near Qeshm Island
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps published footage it said documented the downing of an American combat drone.
Zelensky Adviser Calls Economist Report on Two-Year War Extension a Hoax
A senior Ukrainian presidential aide rejected a report claiming Zelensky had ordered preparations for a conflict lasting another two to three years.