Recent events suggest some Republican senators are pushing back against Trump’s agenda, signaling potential shifts in party loyalty and power dynamics.
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Photos: A Family’s Final Trip Before the Father’s Self-Deportation
Photographs capture the last family moments before Marvin Suazo self-deported to Honduras after years in the U.S., highlighting the human toll of immigration policies.
What just happened in California?
Millions of ballots are still being counted in California, leaving key races for governor and Los Angeles mayor unresolved as of Wednesday afternoon.
We’re About to Hear a Lot More About Iowa
Iowa Democrats nominate Josh Turek for Senate and Rob Sand for governor, signaling increased competitiveness in the state’s political future amid shifting dynamics.
The Spanish Exception
Spain has experienced a remarkable economic turnaround since 2020, becoming the top-ranked economy in 2024, but now faces a housing crisis that threatens its progress.
The White House Is the New Green Zone
The White House now resembles a fortified Green Zone, with increased security measures following recent threats and violence near the presidential complex.
Welcome to the June issue of The Highlight
The June issue of The Highlight examines the progress and ongoing struggles of universal childcare programs in the U.S., focusing on New Mexico’s recent efforts.
All These Defeats Are Ruining Trump’s Birthday
Recent developments show Donald Trump facing a series of defeats, including the collapse of key policy initiatives and legal challenges, impacting his influence ahead of his 80th birthday.