A new nationwide poll suggests growing public unease over the role of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, with about half of Americans saying the agency’s actions are making cities less safe rather than more secure.
California’s iconic Highway 1 has reopened to traffic after being shuttered for years due to severe landslides, restoring a vital coastal route that had long been closed amid extensive repair and stabilization efforts.
The United States has announced the beginning of the second phase of a ceasefire in Gaza, marking a significant step in efforts to reduce violence and expand humanitarian access in the besieged region.
Donald Trump has said he has been told that the killing of people in Iran is coming to an end, raising questions about whether the country’s deadly crackdown on protests is beginning to ease.
The United States has urged its citizens to leave Iran immediately, warning that the security situation is rapidly deteriorating amid widespread unrest and a hardening response from Iranian authorities.
British Labour leader Keir Starmer has been offered a position on a proposed Gaza “peace board” initiative reportedly backed by former U.S. president Donald Trump, a development that could reshape international efforts to address the conflict.
President Donald Trump has said he would pursue a policy to revoke the citizenship of naturalized immigrants convicted of fraud, setting off a new debate in U.S. politics over immigration, legal rights, and national identity.
The state of Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration seeking to halt a large-scale increase in federal immigration enforcement agents deployed across the state, arguing the move is unlawful and harmful to public safety.
Iran has said it is prepared for the possibility of war but remains open to talks with the United States, even as reports emerge of hundreds of people killed during weeks of nationwide anti-government protests.
U.S. Senator Mark Kelly has filed a lawsuit accusing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of violating his constitutional rights by pushing for punishment after the release of a video in which Kelly criticized what he described as illegal military orders.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is weighing possible military responses to the escalating crisis in Iran, as widespread protests and a harsh government crackdown continue to shake the country.
President Donald Trump has issued a sharp warning to Cuba, telling its leadership to “make a deal” with the United States or face unspecified consequences, escalating already tense relations between Washington and Havana.
Protests were held across the United States after a woman was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis, igniting nationwide anger over immigration enforcement tactics and the use of lethal force.
Authorities have arrested the ex-husband of an Ohio dentist in connection with the deaths of the dentist and his wife, bringing a 10-day manhunt to an end and providing a measure of relief to a community shaken by the killings.
Donald Trump has met with senior executives from major US energy companies to discuss plans to overhaul Venezuela’s oil industry, signaling a renewed push to draw American investment into the country’s vast but long-troubled energy sector.
Donald Trump has claimed he has canceled a previously planned second wave of military attacks on Venezuela, signaling what he described as a shift away from further escalation after recent developments.
Donald Trump has promised oil companies “total safety” for their operations in Venezuela, urging major energy firms to invest billions of dollars as part of a broader push to reshape the country’s oil sector and assert US influence over its future.
A small group of Republican senators has joined Democrats to force a Senate vote aimed at checking President Donald Trump’s war powers related to US actions involving Venezuela, signaling rare bipartisan resistance to the White House’s expanding use of executive authority.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has officially launched his reelection campaign, using the announcement not only to highlight his record in office but also to signal broader ambitions and a long-term vision that extends beyond a second term.
Minnesota officials say they have been blocked from participating in an investigation into a shooting involving federal immigration agents, fueling fresh tension between state leaders and federal authorities amid an intensified immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.
France and several of its European allies have held discussions on how to respond to growing concerns over the United States’ intentions toward Greenland, amid heightened rhetoric that has unsettled governments in Europe and the Arctic region.
Democrats and Republicans emerged sharply divided after a classified briefing on the Trump administration’s recent operation involving Venezuela, with lawmakers offering starkly different assessments of the mission’s legality, risks, and long-term consequences.
A Republican senator has publicly criticized comments made by Stephen Miller about Greenland, delivering a rare and blunt rebuke that highlights growing unease within the GOP over the administration’s rhetoric on foreign policy.
The US Department of Justice has acknowledged that it has released less than one percent of the files connected to its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, underscoring the vast scale of a document review that remains far from complete.
