Unity Party

Senator Amara Konneh challenges the Unity Party-led government of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to address cocaine trafficking involving state security actors and senior government officials. Konneh calls for dismantling safety nets protecting these individuals.

Alexander Benedict Cummings, leader of Liberia's Alternative National Congress, accused the Unity Party-led government of mishandling a US$19.2 million cocaine seizure, calling the investigation 'slow, sloppy, and suspicious' and demanding an independent international audit. He urged international assistance to scrutinize the investigative process.

The ruling Unity Party's Executive Committee is compiling a list of underperforming cabinet members and directors to submit to President Joseph N. Boakai. The move aims to address non-performance within the administration.

Bong County Senator Prince Moye criticized government officials for attacking lawmakers demanding answers about a US$19 million cocaine seizure investigation at Roberts International Airport. Moye, a member of the ruling Unity Party, expressed 'deep regret' over the attacks.

Former President George M. Weah accuses the Unity Party-led government of undermining Liberia's democratic progress by persecuting political opponents, suppressing free speech, and violating the rule of law. The claims were made in a report published by New Dawn on June 29, 2026.

Opposition leaders in Liberia have rallied around Weah during his party's anniversary, sparking debate about a potential united front to challenge the ruling Unity Party in the 2029 presidential election.

Colorado voters will cast ballots in the 2026 primary election on June 30. Key races include the gubernatorial contest with candidates from the Democratic and Republican parties, as well as races for attorney general, secretary of state, and U.S. Senate. Voters have multiple options to submit ballots, including drop boxes, voter centers, and in-person voting.

Henrilynn Ibezim, a former Democratic mayoral candidate in New Jersey, pleaded guilty to forging nearly 1,000 voter registration applications during the 2021 Democratic primary. He admitted to using a small number of people's handwriting to complete the falsified forms and attempted to coach a witness on evading law enforcement questions.

Henrilynn Ibezim, a former Democratic mayoral candidate in New Jersey, pleaded guilty to forging nearly 1,000 voter registration applications during the 2021 Democratic primary. He attempted to mail the falsified forms and coached a witness to obstruct law enforcement, but received only 103 votes and lost to current mayor Adrian O. Mapp. He faces probation after pleading guilty to third-degree forgery as part of a plea agreement.