Government

Democrats expected to split over Massie's amendment on Israel funding: Report

Morrisey hails SCOTUS win as justices uphold WV's trans sports ban

The justices ruled 6-3 that both West Virginia and Idaho could restrict access to sports on the basis of biological sex.

NY Democrat calls for greater transparency after NJ Rep reveals he was hospitalized for depression

Kean said the diagnosis came when he entered the hospital for "some testing," and the depression left him under the doctors' care while he spent months recovering.

Justice Samuel Alito warns birthright decision is a 'mistake’ in Supreme Court dissent

Alito warned in his dissent the ruling could have “grotesque results,” including encouraging “birth tourism,” and have national security ramifications.

Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark suggests newly released suicide note is fake

Mark Epstein argued that the release of the note is intended to support the claim that he died by suicide while awaiting his trial in 2019.

Newly released suicide note matches Epstein's handwriting, experts say

Three handwriting analysts told AP that the documents shared highly distinctive similarities in spacing, punctuation, formatting and letter formation, strongly indicating they were authored by the same person.

Federal Agencies

WATCH: Pentagon publicly releases video of US military disabling 2 additional Iranian tankers

"U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) enforced blockade measures against two Iranian-flagged unladen oil tankers attempting to pull into an Iranian port on the Gulf of Oman," read a CENTCOM statement.

Local

Small Georgia town reinstates police force after mayor fires them over social media posts

The Cohutta town council voted to reinstate the officers with backpay after learning that the firings did not follow the town charter which mandated that employees be given 30 days notice.

White House

Trump indicates US could move troops from Germany to Poland

The Pentagon previously indicated that the U.S. would move 5,000 troops from Germany in the next six to 12 months.

Courts & Law

Virginia Democrats ask state Supreme Court to halt redistricting ruling, signals SCOTUS appeal

The Virginia Supreme Court struck down the state's redistricting referendum earlier Friday, ruling that the legislative process in which the referendum was created was unconstitutional.

White House