Campus protests: UCLA students in standoff with police as demonstrations spread across US
By Jonathan Yerushalmy & Helen Livingstone
WATCH LIVE: Police controlling crowd of anti-Israel agitators on UCLA quad after violent mob riots rocked campus
Pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA refuse orders to disperse
By Josh Dubose
Four UCLA student reporters attacked by counterprotesters
By Colleen Shalby
NYC doctor, serial anti-Israel protester, 47, among non-students arrested at Columbia, CUNY raids
By Kevin Sheehan, Ronny Reyes & Joe Marino
College protest live updates: Nearly 300 arrested at Columbia and CUNY, UCLA cancels classes, as campus demonstrations intensify
Columbia 'rot' on display as deported terrorist professor praises wife joining mob: 'Very determined'
By Michael Ruiz
The 63-Year-Old Career Activist Among the Protesters at Columbia
By Andrew Keh & Katherine Rosman
After weeks of college protests, police responses turn confrontational
By Danielle Paquette, Hannah Natanson & Joanna Slater
Trump swaps a criminal trial for the campaign trail in Michigan and Wisconsin
By Stephen Fowler
Trump gives his strongman’s ambitions free rein on a day off from court
By Stephen Collinson
On a day off from court, fired-up Trump hits swing states
By Mike Wendling
Trump trades New York worries for hit of adulation from his Maga faithful
By David Smith
Trump, free from court, finds 'a little fun on the campaign trail'
By Shia Kapos & Natalie Allison
Arizona Senate votes to repeal 1864 abortion ban. What it means, and what's next.
By Yvonne Wingett Sanchez & Maegan Vazquez
Arizona Legislature Votes to Repeal State's Ban on Virtually All Abortions
By Eliza Collins
Arizona just repealed its 1864 abortion ban. Democrats don't want voter outrage to disappear with it.
By Megan Messerly
Arizona Senate votes to repeal 1864 abortion law, leaving state with 15-week ban
By Faith E. Pinho
‘Sigh of relief’ after Arizona repealed ‘insane’ 1864 abortion ban, says A.G. Mayes
Georgia rocked by clashes over 'foreign agent' bill
US Warns Georgia Risks Ties to West Over 'Kremlin-Inspired' Law
To Russia's South, Georgians Protest Against Moscow-Inspired 'Foreign Agents' Bill
By Ann M. Simmons
Georgia's Western Trajectory at Risk - United States Department of State
By Matthew Miller
Georgian police use water cannons to try to disperse Tbilisi protest crowd
Suspect in slaying of Officer Luis Huesca arrested in Glendale Heights — with Huesca's own handcuffs
By Tom Schuba & Kade Heather
Man wanted in connection with murder of fallen Chicago police officer taken into custody
By Andrew Smith & Dana Rebik
What happened before Mayor Brandon Johnson finally agreed to stay away from slain officer's funeral?
By Fran Spielman
Xavier Tate Jr. in custody: Arrest made in connection with murder of Chicago Police Officer Luis M. Huesca
Suspected Chicago cop killer arrested, police say
By Charlie Wojciechowski