Rudy Giuliani, 81, is in critical condition at a Florida hospital, his spokesman said Sunday. Officials have not disclosed his diagnosis or where he is being treated.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed Mayor Karen Bass as mail ballots go out ahead of the June 2 primary. The high-profile backing arrives while challengers have surged in recent fundraising.

A one-week administrative stay from Justice Alito paused a Fifth Circuit order that would have limited mail and telehealth access to mifepristone while the high court weighs emergency appeals.

A special election in Michigan’s 35th District on Tuesday could flip the state Senate. Early ballots and county reporting will decide whether Democrats keep their narrow majority.

Two large insurers filed to change how California homeowners are charged under the state’s new insurance rules, a move that would affect roughly three‑quarters of a million policies.

A DSA‑backed challenger to Rep. Adriano Espaillat is under scrutiny after reporting tied some donors to firms linked to protest surveillance and ICE tools. The disclosures add a fresh line of attack as the June 23 primary approaches.

Committee members heard a plan to put $11.4 million into DC Health’s epidemiology and lab surveillance to speed detection of measles, TB and other threats.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell confirmed he'll run for a second term, saying he wants to finish long‑term projects like Choose How You Move and the East Bank while pushing affordability and safer streets.

Local reporting and internal CBP tallies show a steep fall in “known gotaways” — migrants who evade capture — from 2023 highs, but experts caution the metric is an estimate. The shift could reshape enforcement if confirmed.

USCIS's expanded FBI fingerprint checks are leaving some San Diego applicants waiting months after interviews. Local attorneys say cases once approved on the spot are now being continued for review.

Rep. Robert Garcia has asked DHS for lease and payment records after reports that Kristi Noem continued living in a Coast Guard commandant’s house following her March ouster.

A statewide clinic trade group and a rural provider sued to block a union‑backed ballot measure that would force clinics to spend 90% of revenue on direct care. The case raises questions about federal funding rules and the future of rural services.

Council approved a $486,760 DOJ COPS grant for de‑escalation training but attached a cover‑letter reservation tied to a federal injunction. The city says it will return unspent funds if conditions are reimposed.