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K. Annamalai exits BJP as TN politics enters new realignment phase
Tamil Nadu already has new players. K. Annamalai’s BJP exit now tests whether personal visibility can become durable political structure.
Tamil Nadu fallout hits national politics as DMK says it is no longer in INDIA bloc
DMK’s exit is not just a Tamil Nadu feud. Congress now faces a national coalition test before the June 8 INDIA bloc meeting.
United States House defies Trump with Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions vote
Trump wants control over Ukraine policy. The House just showed Congress still has votes for Kyiv, sanctions and a tougher Russia line.
How Trump’s civil service order could change accountability inside federal agencies
Trump wants faster control of policy staff. Federal worker protections now face a test that could redefine Washington’s civil service.
Why the Supreme Court’s Alabama map ruling could reshape control of the House
Alabama gained a GOP-friendly map. Black voter influence narrowed. The Supreme Court ruling could shift House control before November.
Why the Jack Smith document cache is deepening scrutiny of the Department of Justice
The Jack Smith document cache is not just a records issue. It is reopening the fight over Trump probes, DOJ power, and legal trust.
Why Marco Rubio’s Iran testimony has put Trump’s war powers strategy under pressure
Iran talks now hinge on nuclear limits and Hormuz access. Rubio’s testimony shows how foreign policy pressure is becoming domestic risk.
Alabama redistricting ruling blocks GOP map and reopens battle over Black voting power
Alabama’s map fight is about more than lines. One blocked district plan could shape Black voting power and 2026 House control.
White House shooting intensifies legal fight over Trump ballroom project and presidential security
White House security needs are colliding with preservation law. The Trump ballroom case now turns on a shooting and executive authority.
White House ballroom project moves ahead after appeals court stay
Appeals court lets White House ballroom construction continue for now, but a June 5 hearing could reshape the legal battle. Read what happens next.