President Trump has named retired Marine Col. Daren K. Margolin, previously fired for a gun safety violation, to lead the U.S. immigration court system amid a push for mass deportations.
The U.S. aviation system is buckling under a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to nationwide delays and exposing deep structural flaws in workforce planning.
Hunter Biden reportedly pursued a controversial real estate deal involving land around the U.S. Embassy in Romania with a Chinese-linked group—a move he privately called an ‘ethical quagmire.’
In a candid Q&A, NYT’s Peter Baker explains the challenges of covering Trump’s unprecedented second term—and how it’s reshaping global politics and journalism.
A deadly shooting at an Iberville Parish courthouse in Louisiana claimed the life of Deputy Charles Riley and critically wounded another officer.
GOP senators blast Jack Smith during a Senate hearing over the FBI’s collection of their phone records in the Jan. 6 investigation.
The Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian legal group, has emerged as a key player in high-stakes Supreme Court cases on abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and religious liberty.
The White House is exploring whether to deny back pay to federal workers during a future shutdown—sparking outrage from unions and lawmakers who say it violates a law Trump signed in 2019.
Twenty-four states have banned conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors, but a Supreme Court case from Colorado could jeopardize all of them—putting vulnerable youth at risk once again.
A private park in North Carolina called Valor Memorial is becoming a new home for Confederate statues removed from public spaces—thanks to a state law that limits their disposal.