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Senate Passes $69.5 Billion ICE and Border Patrol Bill After Republicans' Revolt Nearly Tanked It

New Delhi, June 6 -- It came down to one senator from Louisiana who had just lost his primary, three hours of hushed floor negotiations, and a ruling from the Senate parliamentarian that made the whol... Read More


Sweepstakes Casinos Aren't Free to Play - A Wave of Bans and 100+ Lawsuits Explains Why

WASHINGTON, June 6 -- The advertisement is ubiquitous: play online casino-style slots with no deposit required, no real money on the line, prizes redeemable for cash. The pitch sounds airtight. The le... Read More


Epstein Files: UK Prosecutor Warns of Year-Long Inquiry as Survivors Say Justice Remains Elusive

LONDON, June 6 -- When Stephen Parkinson, Britain's director of public prosecutions, stood before reporters on Thursday and said the investigations into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson ... Read More


Rep. Garcia Demands Todd Blanche and Kash Patel Testify on Epstein Files Cover-Up

New Delhi, June 6 -- WASHINGTON - Pam Bondi said his name thirty times. That number, cited in a formal letter sent Tuesday to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, is now the structural fact... Read More


Pentagon Labels Israel a 'Critical' Spy Threat - a Designation Reserved for Adversaries

New Delhi, June 6 -- The last time Israel occupied this tier in an American counterintelligence document, Jonathan Pollard was still receiving suitcases of classified material at a parking garage in A... Read More


Pope Leo Lands in Spain for Historic Seven-Day Papal Visit Centered on Migration, AI, and Political Polarization

The itinerary, June 6 -- He arrived by commercial flight, no ceremony that Spain's protocol handlers hadn't rehearsed for months. But the moment Pope Leo XIV disembarked at Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Baraja... Read More


Peru Votes Sunday in a Runoff That Could End - or Extend - a Decade of Political Ruin

LIMA, June 6 -- At a polling station in the Surco district of Lima, a retired schoolteacher named Olga Quispe said she had voted in every Peruvian presidential election since 1980. She had never, she ... Read More


Trump's June Deadline for Russia-Ukraine Peace Arrives With No Deal in Sight

India, June 2 -- The woman in the Kharkiv basement had stopped counting Russian strikes. She had been living that way, between descents and ascents, for more than four years. What she noticed, on the ... Read More