Sandra Day O'Connor dies at 93 former Supreme Court justice
Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, first female on the US Supreme Court, died in Phoenix at 93 from dementia related complications and a respiratory illness. Tributes came from Chief Justice Roberts, former presidents, and colleagues who praised her trailblazing, judicial independence, and key abortion rulings. Funeral plans were not released.
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Santos is expelled from House in 311-114 vote
The House ousted Rep. George Santos in a 311 to 114 vote after a scathing ethics report. The move makes him the sixth expelled member in history and the third since the Civil War, with 105 Republicans joining Democrats to remove him. Santos previously faced lies about Jewish ancestry career claims and a May federal indictment.
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