Houston to decide in November whether to ban police no-knock warrants
Houston is set to decide in November whether to prohibit its police department from using no-knock warrants.

Houston is set to decide in November whether to prohibit its police department from using no-knock warrants.

Lawmakers in both U.S. parties criticized Trump over his remarks about Zelensky and a deal allowing Russian oil sales.

The two-week order targets a $20 million ad campaign that the administration said was already ending.

A reported fundraising spreadsheet names major contributors, while other records indicate at least $77 million came from donors seeking anonymity.

Chris Reykdal says Washington should hold off on a federal scholarship tax credit program over concerns about state oversight and discrimination.

Zelenskyy signaled an end to Ukraine’s pause in refinery strikes as Kyiv voiced frustration over Russian attacks and U.S. support.

Mark Bogen plans to review sheriff’s office spending in person as Broward County examines Sheriff Gregory Tony’s use of its budget.

Attorney General Rob Bonta says moving the San Francisco collection to five facilities would make historical records harder to access.

Zelensky warned that a US agreement easing sanctions on Russian diesel exports would help Moscow fund its war.

Collins and six other senators oppose the plan as Maine’s average diesel price stands at $6.45 a gallon.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson met with reporters amid criticism of her transparency following the Bite of Seattle shooting.

The justices will consider whether records sought by a government watchdog from the Musk-led department are subject to public disclosure.

A November vote on Flock cameras will remain nonbinding, but a council resolution requires action if a majority opposes them.

Jackson polled at 49% to Bottoms’ 47%, a gap within the survey’s margin of error.

Moody appears to have a wider lead in the Senate race, while both Republicans poll near 50%.

A court ruling prompted a city audit of possible ticket-tax payments and disputed infrastructure bills.

The injunction preserves their access to the White House complex while their lawsuit proceeds, but not to the Oval Office or Air Force One.

Federal immigration officials searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home as a probe reportedly examines her birth date and citizenship papers.

The appointed incumbent and a retired Marine will compete in November for a county commission seat covering parts of Miami and Miami Beach.

Federal agents searched Ilhan Omar’s Washington home a day before Jeanine Pirro disclosed an inquiry into the congresswoman’s financial filings; any link between the investigations remains unclear.
