Thirteen Boston protesters face felony charges under a rarely used ‘promotion of anarchy’ law after a clash with police—sparking debate over free speech and political signaling.
In one week, President Trump brokered a Gaza ceasefire and pushed for the indictment of Letitia James—showcasing his dual role as global peacemaker and domestic enforcer.
A federal judge signaled she’s likely to order the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, criticizing the Trump administration’s shifting and unsupported claims for keeping him detained.
While welcoming a potential end to the Israel-Hamas war, Democratic leaders conspicuously avoided mentioning Trump’s role in brokering the peace deal.
A new wave of Gen Z protests is sweeping the globe, fueled by economic despair, climate anxiety, and digital activism—and unified by a mysterious anime-inspired symbol.
While Trump publicly criticized the Nobel Committee for awarding the Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had previously championed her nomination—revealing a stark policy divide within the administration.
President Trump has struck a deal with AstraZeneca to lower Medicaid drug prices using tariff threats—but the agreement leaves most U.S. prescriptions unaffected.
The Trump administration is increasingly using mortgage fraud allegations to pursue political adversaries, with New York AG Letitia James as the latest high-profile target.
Once a progressive icon, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff now backs Donald Trump’s tough-on-crime stance and calls for National Guard deployment in San Francisco.
Top Justice Department leaders, including AG Pam Bondi, were not informed before Letitia James was indicted—a move fueled by White House pressure and internal division.