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A U.S. federal judge in Boston permanently blocked President Donald Trump's administration from implementing the requirement that voters present documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote.
The US House approved what it called the most significant housing legislation in decades, passing the bill by a 358-32 vote and sending it to Trump’s desk with rare bipartisan support.
The U.S. Senate passed a war powers resolution restricting President Donald Trump from launching further military operations in Iran without congressional approval, though some outlets called the measure largely symbolic. The resolution passed 50-48, with four Republicans joining most Senate Democrats, and directs the president to remove forces unless Congress declares war or authorizes military force.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Texas man, stating that possessing a firearm is not a crime for marijuana users.
UK Starmer announced the government will ban social media access for all children under 16.
Trump clashed with Republicans during a fiery appearance at the US Capitol, canceling a housing bill signing ceremony and confronting a party rebel who challenged him over the Iran war.
Trump says he is working on national right-to-carry legislation.
Bill Gates told US lawmakers he believed Jeffrey Epstein may have been considering blackmailing him, according to transcripts released Tuesday by the House Oversight Committee.
Trump called the New York Times' Iran coverage "treasonous" and vowed to add its reporting to his multi-billion dollar lawsuit against the paper, calling the outlet criminal.
UK voters went to the polls on Thursday in a historic local election which could determine the future of beleaguered Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
US plans to denaturalize over 250 foreign-born citizens, CBS reports.
Zimbabwean lawmakers approved a controversial constitutional amendment that would allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his rule by two years.