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Kornacki: How Changing Views on Israel Could Play Out in New Jersey Special Election
NBC Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki examines how shifting voter attitudes on Israel may affect the outcome of an upcoming New Jersey House race.
Logjam of U.S. Immigration Applications Puts Millions at Greater Risk of Deportation
USCIS backlog grows to 11.6 million pending cases as processing delays leave immigrants in legal limbo during second Trump administration.
Conservative Critics Question Theo Von's Influence on Young Conservatives After VP Recommendation
Daily Wire article argues the podcaster spreads misinformation on Israel, Iran policy and Trump administration
Pope Leo XIV Urges Cameroon's Youth to Resist Corruption at Mass in Douala
In aMass attended by an estimated 120,000 people, the Pope called on young Cameroonians to uphold values of faith and work amid economic challenges.
Psaki Says Democrats' 25th Amendment Push Won't Remove Trump From Office
Former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki called invoking the 25th Amendment a futile effort, while over 70 Democrats have called for Trump's removal following his Iran threats.
Artemis II Crew Says Moon Mission United World, Eyes Future Lunar Landing
The four astronauts described their 9-day journey as a transformative experience, with Victor Glover becoming the first Black astronaut in deep space and Christina Koch the first woman to travel to the Moon.
Lawmakers Say Congress Not Doing Enough to Protect Staff From Sexual Misconduct
Following dual resignations over misconduct allegations, lawmakers in both parties are pushing for reforms to an ethics system they describe as too slow.
Shouting Match Erupts Between HHS Secretary RFK Jr and Democratic Lawmaker Over Podcast Comments
Rep. Terri Sewell confronted Kennedy about 2024 podcast remarks in which he discussed 'reparenting' Black children and alleged overmedication.
Trump Vows Answers on 10 Missing Scientists, Says 'I Hope It's Random'
President says administration will provide answers within days about researchers who died or disappeared over past three years
Cairo 3D-Printed Housing Project Under FBI Investigation as Promised Affordable Homes Remain Unfinished
The $1.1 million project in the southern Illinois town of fewer than 2,000 residents was billed as the first new home built in Cairo in at least 30 years.