Parents whose children were permanently crippled in crashes caused by illegal-immigrant drivers gave impassioned testimony Tuesday on the human cost of deportation-proof "sanctuary" policies at a House Judiciary hearing.

The United Nations' top anti-discrimination body said that states parties to a binding 1965 anti-discrimination treaty are legally obligated to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, escalating a fight that has already landed in a federal courtroom in Illinois.

Defense attorneys seeking to undercut the prosecution's case against alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson said Tuesday the state hasn't proved a motive, but that Kirk "spoke hatefully" against certain people.

The battle over socialism's future in America moved into the House chamber on Tuesday, when Republican lawmakers voted to condemn socialism and the increasingly powerful Democratic Socialists of America.