Dallas will host nine FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at AT&T Stadium, the most for any single venue, as FIFA's Unity Campaigns accompany headlines about real threats.

New findings from the Texas Council on Family Violence show a notable drop in recidivism for participants in Texas domestic violence intervention programs, underscoring the effectiveness of the state's reform efforts.

Sen. John Fetterman warns of rising antisemitism within the Democratic Party and calls for a serious, public reckoning.

Texas Attorney General Paxton warns CVS Health that its supplier diversity program could raise liability under state and federal anti-discrimination laws and fraud provisions.

New York City’s record $43 billion public school spend clashes with lagging results and enrollment declines, sparking questions about efficiency and accountability.

Legislation to crack down on foreign-origin drugs stalls as Seattle’s Mochi Health faces scrutiny over potentially dangerous weight-loss drugs linked to China.

A violent anti-Israel protest swarmed a Brooklyn synagogue, with clashes with NYPD, antisemitic slurs, and a burned Israeli flag.

Wayne Allyn Root argues that if Trump were able to seize Maduro in Venezuela, he could potentially invade Colorado, prompting discussion on presidential power.

FDA Commissioner Marty Makary resigns after intense criticism over failing to curb the abortion pill mifepristone, as acting commissioner Kyle Diamantas takes over.

As inflation rises to 3.8% in April with core at 2.8% while Trump moves to suspend the gas tax, the moment highlights a tense intersection of economics and politics.