New York Governor Kathy Hochul warns that the 2025 federal shutdown could darken the Statue of Liberty’s torch and disrupt vital services across the state.
Once minor budget hiccups, U.S. government shutdowns have become prolonged crises—disrupting lives, travel, and the economy. Here’s how and why they’ve escalated since the 1980s.
The U.S. federal government shuts down as dueling funding bills fail in Congress for the third time in two weeks, leaving 800,000 workers in limbo.
Republican leaders launch antitrust inquiry into firms like EAB and Ruffalo Noel Levitz over algorithms that may secretly set college tuition using student data.
The Supreme Court has paused President Trump’s effort to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook, preserving the central bank’s independence amid claims of pre-appointment mortgage fraud.
Following Charlie Kirk’s murder, Turning Point USA vows to continue—but the loss of its founder threatens the cohesion and future of the MAGA youth movement.
The 2025 U.S. government shutdown has begun with sweeping furloughs, suspended economic data, and record gold prices—amid Trump’s threats of mass firings and irreversible cuts.
Donald Trump has tapped Tony Blair to lead a new Gaza reconstruction initiative, reigniting debate over his peace credentials and Iraq War legacy.
Donald Trump issues a sweeping executive order pledging full U.S. defense of Qatar after Israeli airstrikes, calling any future attack on Doha a threat to American security.
A New York Times op-ed titled ‘This Is Not Free Speech’ warns that Donald Trump’s recent statements constitute real threats, not protected political speech.