Former President Trump’s plan to demolish the White House East Wing to build a luxury ballroom has ignited political and historical controversy, seen by many as symbolic of his broader effort to reshape American institutions.
Amid a federal shutdown, CMS recalls furloughed health workers to support Medicare and ACA enrollment—funded by user fees—as millions face coverage deadlines.
Over 200 demonstrators blocked access to a Coast Guard base in Alameda, California, ahead of planned federal immigration raids across the Bay Area.
Days before Virginia’s Nov. 4 election, Democrats launch a surprise effort to redraw congressional maps—potentially gaining 2–3 House seats by 2026.
G. Michael Brown, who transitioned from fighting mob influence in Atlantic City casinos to leading the nation’s top-grossing casino, has died at 82.
Will Marion Cook and ‘Shuffle Along’ transformed American music—but their legacies remain largely unknown. New efforts aim to preserve their groundbreaking work.
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican bill to pay essential federal workers during the ongoing government shutdown, deepening the political stalemate now in its 23rd day.
A Massachusetts family survived over 30 hours on remote Naushon Island after their boat caught fire, leading to a dramatic Coast Guard rescue.
Archbishop Steve Wood, leader of the Anglican Church in North America, is facing serious allegations of sexual harassment and failing to act on prior abuse claims.
U.S. Air Force B-1 bombers conducted flights near Venezuelan airspace this week, showcasing military might amid regional tensions.