More than 100 Stanford graduates left the stadium during Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s commencement address, turning a celebration into a political protest. The walkout was tied to Google’s Project Nimbus contract and drew chants, booing, and Palestinian flags.
President Trump and UFC CEO Dana White made a high-profile entrance at UFC Freedom 250 on the South Lawn, where the card was delayed by weather and opened with a knockout.
President Trump says a new agreement with Iran will be signed Sunday and claims it will stop Tehran from getting a nuclear weapon. The post also says the Strait of Hormuz will reopen, but big questions remain about who is actually signing for Iran and whether the deal can hold.
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is facing fresh scrutiny after old video resurfaced showing him defending treatment for children with gender dysphoria and saying doctors had a “moral obligation” to act.
Questions are growing over the Obama Presidential Center’s promised reserve fund as contractors say they are still fighting over payments and losses on the project.
Newly released emails show senior Justice Department officials were alarmed by Merrick Garland’s memo targeting school board threats and warned it could look political fast.
Sen. John Kennedy went after Maine Democrat Graham Platner with a full-throated roast this week, arguing that Senate Democrats are now bending to the so-called “Platner wing” of the party. His comments came as Platner faces growing scrutiny and Democrats try to manage the fallout.
A California city says sanctuary rules are stopping police from making basic safety checks on unaccompanied migrant children flagged by federal authorities.
President Trump sharpened his criticism of Sens. Mitch McConnell and Lisa Murkowski as the Senate fight over the SAVE America Act continued. The clash centers on election rules, voter ID, and how much leeway states should get in setting those standards.
The Justice Department has filed suit against Virginia over new laws that affect how federal officers operate in the state. The case centers on mask rules, identifying information, and cooperation with immigration enforcement.