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Pentagon Assembles Forces Near Cuba, Awaits Trump Order to Act
Dispatch Washington · May 29, 2026 The Pentagon has spent months positioning troops and military assets in the Caribbean capable of supporting a strike or invasion of Cuba, and administration…
Delaware Jury Convicts Two in $9.1 Million PPP Fraud Scheme
A Delaware federal jury convicted Devlon Porter and Amber Baldwin on May 21, 2026, for their roles in a $9.1 million PPP loan fraud scheme, with Porter convicted on both conspiracy counts.
Georgia Jury Convicts Three in Prom-Night Murder of Teen Athlete
A Muscogee County jury convicted Zion Horton, Jaquan Mahone, and Semaj Copeland of felony murder in the 2024 prom-night shooting death of 16-year-old Manchester High athlete Daryus Bryant.
Israel Strikes Beirut as Iran Fires Ballistic Missile at Kuwait, Threatening Two Fragile Ceasefires
Dispatch Washington · May 29, 2026 The Israeli Defense Forces conducted a targeted strike in the Choueifat district southeast of Beirut on Thursday, May 28, the first strike near the…
Rubio Manages Iran War Exposure as 2028 Succession Race Takes Shape
Dispatch Washington · May 29, 2026 Secretary of State Marco Rubio has navigated the now three-month-old U.S.-Iran war in a manner that distinguishes him from other senior administration figures more…
Supreme Court Trans Athlete Cases Await Decision as Term Closes
The Supreme Court has yet to decide two landmark cases on transgender athlete bans, with rulings on Equal Protection and Title IX standards expected by late June 2026.
Second Circuit Denies En Banc Rehearing in Carroll Defamation Case, Supreme Court Petition Looms
The Second Circuit refused en banc review of E. Jean Carroll’s $83.3M defamation verdict, as Trump seeks a stay and prepares a Supreme Court petition on presidential immunity.
Supreme Court Justices, Including Trump Nominees, Challenge Birthright Citizenship Order
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Trump v. Barbara on April 1, with all three Trump appointees among the justices voicing skepticism about the birthright citizenship order.
Supreme Court’s Callais Ruling Forces Louisiana Map Redraw Before Midterms
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in *Louisiana v. Callais* that Louisiana’s second majority-Black congressional district constitutes an unconstitutional racial…
Supreme Court Weighs Whether FIFRA Preempts 100,000 Roundup Cancer Claims
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Monsanto v. Durnell on April 27, with a FIFRA preemption ruling that could eliminate more than 100,000 Roundup cancer lawsuits expected by July.