In a move that has reignited fierce political debate, former President Donald Trump has granted presidential pardons to Rudy Giuliani and several others accused of involvement in efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election. The sweeping decision has drawn sharp criticism from opponents, who argue that it undermines accountability, while supporters see it as an act of loyalty and political defiance.
Air travel across the United States has been thrown into chaos as hundreds of flights were canceled and thousands more delayed following the ongoing federal government shutdown. The disruption, which began over the weekend, is being felt at major airports nationwide as staffing shortages hit critical operations in air traffic control and airport security.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced a 10% reduction in national air traffic, citing staffing shortages, safety concerns, and the need to stabilize operations amid growing strain on the aviation system. The decision, revealed by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, will affect both commercial and cargo flights across major airports in the coming weeks.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has directed state agencies to halt the distribution of full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits and to retract payments already issued for November, citing a federal budget lapse that has frozen funding for several key social programs.
The Trump administration has granted Hungary a one-year exemption from U.S. sanctions targeting Russian energy imports, a move that underscores Washington’s complex balancing act between punishing Moscow and maintaining ties with key European allies.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to take immediate action to improve conditions at a Chicago-area immigration detention center following reports of overcrowding, inadequate medical care, and poor sanitation. The ruling marks a significant rebuke of the administration’s handling of immigration facilities and underscores mounting legal pressure over the treatment of detainees nationwide.
The United States carried out another strike on what officials described as a “drug trafficking vessel” in Latin American waters this week, escalating a controversial military campaign that has now claimed at least 70 lives. The operation, part of an ongoing effort to disrupt narcotics routes across the region, has drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups and regional leaders who accuse Washington of using excessive force.
Airlines across the United States are cutting hundreds of flights after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered a nationwide reduction in air traffic operations due to the ongoing government shutdown. The move has sparked widespread travel disruptions, with major airports already reporting delays and cancellations as staffing shortages and limited resources strain the aviation system.
Across the world’s oceans, the remains of more than 40,000 U.S. service members lie undiscovered beneath the waves — casualties of wars fought decades ago. Now, a new generation of scientists, oceanographers, and forensic experts is racing to bring them home, using cutting-edge technology and subtle environmental clues to track what was once thought lost forever.
Former President Donald Trump has reignited controversy after once again claiming that Americans need to show identification to buy groceries — a remark that has drawn criticism and renewed concerns about his understanding of ordinary life in the United States.
More than two decades after leaving office, former Vice President Dick Cheney’s influence continues to cast a long shadow over American politics — one that many historians and analysts now argue helped create the conditions for Donald Trump’s rise. Cheney’s tenure, marked by secrecy, expanded executive power, and an aggressive foreign policy, redefined the limits of presidential authority and reshaped the Republican Party for years to come.
A federal judge has criticized the Department of Justice for failing to turn over complete transcripts from grand jury proceedings involving former FBI Director James Comey and former federal prosecutor Michael Halligan. The decision marks a significant development in a case that has drawn attention for its political implications and questions about transparency within the Justice Department.
Authorities are investigating a deadly cargo plane crash that occurred early Thursday in Kentucky, leaving multiple people dead and prompting questions about what caused the aircraft to go down. The incident has shaken the local community and raised concerns about flight safety in the region.
Former President Donald Trump is facing renewed criticism after Democrats secured major wins in several key 2025 elections, prompting him to publicly distance himself from the disappointing results for his party. The backlash, both within Republican ranks and among his supporters, has reignited debate over Trump’s political influence and his grip on the GOP heading into the next election cycle.
Democrats scored sweeping wins in key 2025 elections across several states, a clear sign of voter pushback against former President Donald Trump’s renewed political influence and a potential early indicator of public sentiment heading into the next election cycle.
Democratic Representative Mikie Sherrill has emerged victorious in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, marking a major political win for her party and adding to a growing wave of Democratic successes across the nation.
California voters have made decisive choices in the 2025 special election, approving a series of ballot measures that will reshape the state’s political and economic landscape for years to come.
Democrat Abigail Spanberger has won the Virginia governor’s race, marking a historic moment as she becomes the first woman ever elected to lead the state. Her victory represents a major shift in Virginia politics and a boost for Democrats heading into a new political era.
In a night of celebration and renewed optimism, progressive leader Zohran Mamdani declared victory in what he called a “reborn” New York City, following a closely watched Election Day that reshaped the city’s political landscape.
Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney, one of the most influential and controversial figures in modern American politics, has died at the age of 84. Cheney served as vice president under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009, a period defined by the September 11 attacks, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and sweeping changes to U.S. foreign and national security policy.
The United States has announced a new visa and biometric entry-exit policy that will affect travelers from several Middle Eastern nations, including Turkey, Qatar, Oman, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The move marks one of the most extensive updates to U.S. travel procedures in recent years, aimed at tightening border security and improving identity verification.
A new national poll reveals sharp political divisions over former President Donald Trump’s proposed deportation program, with Americans split largely along party lines. While many Republicans back the plan, most Democrats — and a growing number of independents — oppose it.
The new buyers of the former Mercyhealth Rockton Avenue campus have shared their vision for the site’s future, promising to breathe new life into one of the area’s most recognizable properties.
A British man has been formally charged following a violent mass stabbing that took place aboard a passenger train in England, leaving several people injured and prompting widespread public alarm.
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