Trump threatened to pull his endorsement of Rep. Lauren Boebert after she campaigned for Thomas Massie, calling her "weak‑minded" while Boebert said she "knew the risks."

An 11,000‑student statewide enrollment drop has left Utah districts weighing closures, staff cuts and price hikes for families. Officials say the choices will shape next school year.

THEC approved six new degree programs and set a 4.5% tuition-and-fee range for 2026–27, leaving campus boards to set final rates. Programs could begin enrolling as soon as fall.

Young Latino voters say rent, gas and healthcare top their lists — even as some candidates double down on immigration messaging ahead of the June 2 primary.

Longtime Denver County Court Judge Andre Rudolph, 59, died unexpectedly on May 15. Colleagues praised his community work and said funeral plans will be announced.

The NLRB says the Chicago History Museum illegally fired and disciplined workers after they voted to unionize in April 2025. The formal complaint could lead to reinstatements or back pay.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani will meet JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon and Goldman Sachs' David Solomon as he courts business while pressing tax plans aimed at the wealthy. The talks follow a string of recent meetings with industry executives as City Hall tries to shore up the budget.

Tampa City Councilman Luis Viera has resigned his District 7 seat to run for Florida House District 67. The move creates a council vacancy and an open state race.

A Second Circuit panel struck down New York’s private‑property “vampire rule” while upholding a ban on guns in public parks in Christian v. James.

A D.C. realtors group apologized after hangers falsely suggested union endorsements for Kenyan McDuffie, prompting union denials and threats of legal action ahead of the June 16 primary.

A new full‑time judge has joined Salt Lake City’s immigration court, but TRAC data show about 49,000 pending cases and average waits near two years.

The Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington endorsed Kenyan McDuffie over Janeese Lewis George, adding a business‑backed boost ahead of the June 16 primary.

Philadelphia’s DA activated an Election Day Task Force and opened a hotline so voters can report polling‑place problems ahead of the May 19 primary. The office says prosecutors will respond to interference and intimidation concerns.