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President Trump has promoted Stephen Miller to chief of staff, prompting backlash from Democrats who view it as a dangerous endorsement of extremist views that…
U.S. and Zambian officials signed a health agreement on October 8, shifting from a donor-recipient model to a partnership emphasizing Zambian leadership. This …
California is resisting the Trump administration's demand to eliminate state broadband laws to access federal funding, arguing these laws are essential for equ…
Mario Alberto Morales, an ICE officer hired during the Trump administration's staffing surge, was indicted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. His cas…
Democrats are reframing climate policy to focus on energy affordability, emphasizing lower utility bills and job creation as they approach the midterm election…
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit from the Trump administration aimed at preventing Alaska from certifying the 2022 Senate race results for Lisa Murkowski, c…
The Justice Department will monitor polling places in at least 15 counties during the upcoming election, raising concerns among election officials who view thi…
The Justice Department is defending a lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska’s 2026 U.S. Senate election, where Democrat Mary Sullivan narrowly defea…
Many Floridians, including registered nurse Bianca, lost healthcare coverage this year after premiums doubled due to the expiration of enhanced Affordable Care…
The town of Témiscaming, Quebec, is facing economic devastation after the local paper mill, its largest employer, shut down due to U.S. tariffs, leaving 360 wo…
Lawmakers and Maryland regulators are demanding the Trump administration provide a detailed plan to address a jet fuel leak at Joint Base Andrews that has cont…
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied the Trump administration's request to remove 20,000 Californians from voter rolls, citing insufficient evidence of…
Wyoming has signed an agreement with the Trump administration to expedite federal permits for energy and industrial projects, aiming to reduce delays that hind…
Pope Leo XIV became the first pope to vote in a U.S. election by mailing his ballot from Illinois on October 3, reflecting the importance of civic engagement. …
The U.S. Justice Department is suing Utah to block a state ban on Kalshi, a federally regulated exchange for trading contracts on real-world events, arguing it…
The Trump administration's Justice Department has revived a case against former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly leaking classified material in 2016, aim…
A federal judge in Manhattan ordered the Trump administration to reinstate Maurene Comey, a former U.S. attorney in New York, and to pay her back salary after …
A federal judge ordered the DOJ to reinstate Allison Comey and pay her $152,000 in back wages after ruling that her firing was unlawful and not protected by a …
James Fishback, a former gubernatorial candidate, was reportedly denied entry to a Florida Republican rally hosted by Representative Anna Paulina Luna, highlig…
The White House reduced 50% tariffs on specific Canadian goods like plywood and machinery two weeks before midterms, following lobbying by Maine Senator Susan …
