With a government shutdown deadline approaching, federal employees—already reeling from mass layoffs—face unpaid work or job loss, amid White House threats to use the crisis for further cuts.
The U.S. has blown up several boats in the Caribbean and increased its naval presence off Venezuela’s coast, triggering widespread anxiety and political backlash in Caracas.
As U.S. Navy vessels patrol near Venezuela’s shores, citizens brace for potential military action amid deepening political and humanitarian crisis.
Moldova holds a pivotal parliamentary election in 2025, with voters choosing between pro-EU reforms and pro-Russian policies amid rising geopolitical tensions.
James Comey has been indicted in a controversial prosecution orchestrated by Trump allies inside the Justice Department, sparking fears of a weaponized legal system.
Rudy Giuliani has settled a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems over false claims about the 2020 election.
Leo Gerard, former president of the United Steelworkers and architect of modern trade protections for U.S. manufacturing, has died at age 78.
President Trump orders federal troops to guard ICE facilities in Portland, citing domestic terrorism—a move sparking legal and political backlash.
Legal experts warn that Trump’s inflammatory demands for James Comey’s prosecution could backfire by supporting a vindictive prosecution defense.
The FBI has dismissed around 20 agents, including those who knelt during 2020 racial justice protests, drawing condemnation from law enforcement unions and legal experts.