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President Donald Trump’s administration is appealing to the Supreme Court to permit fresh restrictions on mail voting ahead of critical House and Senate races.

Donald Trump directed insults at a female reporter questioning his voting reforms. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the former president and press members covering election integrity issues.

President Donald Trump engaged in a heated exchange with a journalist, labeling her query about canceling the August congressional recess as a 'stupid question' during a press briefing.

Nursing homes warn that expiring TPS could force admissions freezes and increase neglect risks due to reliance on temporary staff instead of experienced caregivers.

Florida will carry out two executions Tuesday, marking the first time since 2017 that one state has scheduled multiple deaths on the same day.

Broward School Board Chair Sarah Leonardi proposes strict limits on screen time for early grades and new AI safeguards, marking a shift from the district's previous tech-heavy initiatives.

Anduril CEO Brian Schimpf tells CNBC that artificial intelligence will fundamentally reshape modern warfare. The discussion covers the role of autonomous weapons in current military strategies.

A war in Iran began months ago, but its impact is now felt globally. Seven individuals share how the conflict has reshaped their days and futures.

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Conflicting statements arise as President Trump claims a pause in U.S. strikes was requested by Iran, while Tehran denies any ongoing diplomatic negotiations regarding military actions.

The FBI has returned a suspect from its Most Wanted Fraudsters list to South Florida. Authorities allege she participated in a $32 million pandemic fraud scheme involving entities in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.

Florida will carry out the lethal injections of two death row inmates on Tuesday. This marks the first double execution in the state since the 1960s, drawing attention to capital punishment protocols.