Attorneys for the White House and an allegedly mistakenly deported "Maryland man" met Tuesday in federal court to ‘facilitate’ his return following a Supreme Court ruling.
European Commission announces it will publish a plan on May 6th to begin phasing out oil and gas purchases from Russia
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from removing legal status under a Biden-era program of over 530,000 immigrants who remain in the U.S.
As the FTC takes Meta to court, the case could reshape tech power, user experience, and the future of how Americans connect online.
North Korea providing arms and ammunition to Russian forces in Ukraine on a massive scale by ship and train
Tennessee’s new law could expose a hidden link between psychiatric drugs and school shooters—offering real solutions to stop violence before it starts.
The SAVE Act enforces citizenship verification for federal voting—cutting through fearmongering and ensuring only eligible Americans help decide our nation’s future.
China places halts on the export of rare earth metals and magnets in retaliation for tariffs imposed by the Trump administration
El Salvador's president told reporters he would not return a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported, calling the question 'preposterous' alongside President Trump.
Trump’s 130-nation tariff strategy aims to isolate China, reshape global trade, and bring U.S. manufacturing, farming, and supply chains back home.
Waymo gaining an increasing portion of the autonomous rideshare market in San Francisco and is well positioned to expand to other cities
Ukrainian officials and world leaders grow concerned after two Russian ballistic missiles killed at least 34 people in Sumy on Palm Sunday
