A new analysis reveals that nearly 700 FDA-approved drugs depend entirely on chemical ingredients made only in China—raising alarms about supply chain fragility and national security.
Faced with Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian vehicles, Stellantis abandons its Brampton, Ontario factory plans and moves Jeep Compass production to Illinois—costing Canadian jobs and igniting political fallout.
The Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action in 2023 didn’t just end race-conscious college admissions—it opened the door to broader challenges against equity policies nationwide.
Despite being officially certified as the winner of Arizona’s 7th District, Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva remains blocked from taking her seat by House Speaker Mike Johnson, sparking protests and legal threats.
Amid rising geopolitical tensions, China restricts rare earth exports and Trump threatens sweeping tariffs, reviving fears of a full-scale U.S.-China trade war.
As the Federal Reserve touts progress on inflation, leading economists caution that underlying price pressures and labor market fragility could upend its optimistic outlook.
A Florida grand jury is probing a $10 million donation from the Hope Florida Foundation—tied to First Lady Casey DeSantis—to political committees supporting Governor Ron DeSantis’s campaign against a ballot measure.
Though born in the South, the Voting Rights Act has protected minority voters nationwide for decades—through school board elections in New York, ballot access in Montana, and more.
The State Department has canceled visas for at least six foreign nationals who made critical or celebratory remarks about the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.
Now in its third week, the federal government shutdown is disrupting air travel, halting farm loans, and threatening food assistance as Trump cancels $28 billion in funding.