A year after Hurricane Helene, North Carolina has ended its innovative Medicaid program that provided food, housing, and transport—leaving fragile residents without critical support.
Under Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement, American citizens—particularly Latino men—are being wrongfully stopped, handcuffed, and detained without due process.
As a government shutdown looms, the four top Congressional leaders are balancing party loyalty, public pressure, and presidential influence in a tense funding battle.
Following the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, baseless conspiracy theories—many pushed by his former allies—are flooding social media, despite no evidence.
Despite official suicide rulings, the hanging death of Black college student Trey Reed in Mississippi has triggered national outrage, FBI review, and painful echoes of America’s lynching past.
A former Marine killed four people in a fiery, targeted assault on a Latter-day Saints church in Michigan, driven by a decade-old grudge against the faith.
A new Times/Siena poll reveals a historic shift: more Americans now sympathize with Palestinians than Israelis, and most oppose further U.S. military aid to Israel.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate over 500 Voice of America staff, calling the mass layoffs a violation of court orders and congressional law.
Two senior HUD attorneys were dismissed after raising internal concerns about the agency’s failure to enforce the Fair Housing Act, igniting a whistleblower controversy.
The Trump administration has launched a $625 million initiative to save the declining U.S. coal industry by opening federal lands and scrapping environmental rules.