The assassination of the opponent rattles the 2026 presidential campaign and rekindles memories of political violence that, over the country’s history, has cut short the ambitions of at least eight candidates in this South American nation.

Miguel Uribe died after being shot three times in the middle of a rally in the town of Fontibón in the Colombian capital of Bogotá on June 7.

Kaplan's order came after several civil rights groups warned him about conditions at the federal building, alleging that immigrants detained there were not only overcrowded, but also exposed to extreme temperatures and without sufficient access to legal counsel or medication.

The Democratic candidates led their respective mayoral and gubernatorial races by a 14-point gap for the governor and a 19-point gap for the councilman.

Paxton's motion alleges that O'Rourke and his organization, Powered By People, continued to solicit donations to cover the expenses of Democratic lawmakers who fled Texas, despite a court order temporarily banning such activities.

The secretary of state described the Venezuelan dictator not as a government official, but as the head of a logistical drug trafficking organization.

The choice could spark an election battle in 2026 against Republican Rep. Byron Donalds, who filed his bid to be Florida's next governor with President Donald Trump's endorsement.

The funding fiasco has turned a flagship program into a headache for Donald Tusk and gives the opposition party a new opportunity to regain ground.

“Universities that promulgate antisemitic discrimination will face legal consequences,” stated Harmeet Dhillon, the assistant U.S. attorney general.

Prominent Democratic Party figures such as Nancy Pelosi favored redrawing electoral maps to counter the Texas initiative. Their voters are not so sure, according to a recent YouGov poll.

The Dow Jones index was up 0.07%, the Nasdaq was up 0.04% and the S&P 500 was up 0.04% at the start of the day.

However, prices excluding food and energy did register a year-over-year rise of 3.1%. Trump charged again against Powell after learning the data and reiterated demands to lower interest rates, in addition to pointing out that he could allow a lawsuit over the cost of the Fed's headquarters refurbishment.

Parents cannot "veto legislative and regulatory polic[i]es about drugs and surgeries permitted for children" like Oklahoma's minor transition ban, 10th Circuit finds. Restroom privacy goes beyond the stall, judge says in Idaho challenge.

Local police for years have been charged under civil rights laws for abuses of authority. Now, DOJ is taking a closer look at applying those laws to federal agents in cases of political weaponization.

The presidential pre-candidate was left motherless when, at the age of four, Pablo Escobar murdered Diana Turbay. Today, the same drug traffickers, who still have power in Colombia, took his life.

The singer confirmed the twelfth album of her career at 12:12 a.m. on Aug. 12 after a countdown on her social media.

The media conglomerate will broadcast all UFC events for seven years beginning in 2026.

The Milwaukee Brewers continue their sweeping pace in the Major Leagues and defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7x1 on Monday. The New York Yankees defeated the Minnesota Twins 6x2. The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 4x1. The Kansas City Royals defeated the Washington Nationals 7x4. The Astros defeated the Boston Red Sox 7x6. The San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants 4x1. At the end of a busy day, the Angelinos defeated the Dodgers 7x4 in the Los Angeles derby.

Paul Engelmayer argued that they would not provide relevant or new information about the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell. The request, prompted by Trump, sought to respond to the public interest and assuage the controversies that have surrounded the handling of the records.

The incident occurred at the Clairton Coke Works plant, owned by US Steel, located about 15 miles from Pittsburgh.