Israel Launches New Strikes in Gaza as Ceasefire Faces First Major Test; Nine Killed, Tensions Rise Over Hostage Remains
Israel carried out a series of air raids in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday, marking the first stern test […]
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Prince Andrew Faces New Police Probe Over Alleged Attempt to Smear Virginia Giuffre Amid Fresh Epstein Links
The Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation into allegations that Prince Andrew, Duke of York, tried to obtain damaging information
‘Democracy Is A Verb, You Do It’: ‘No Kings’ Protests Draw Millions Across U.S.
From the jammed streets of New York City to the Midwestern town squares, Americans numbered in the millions poured into
Trump claims that the United States is sending survivors of the Caribbean Strike back to Ecuador and Colombia
The United States has repatriated two survivors of a deadly attack on a suspected narco-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean, sending
JD Vance’s Marine Corps Celebration Sparks Safety Clash With Governor Newsom
A proposal to fire live rounds of artillery across Interstate 5, which is one of Southern California’s busiest freeways, as
At the “No Kings” protest, Bernie Sanders attacks Trump and American billionaires, saying, “America has been hacked by the greedy few”
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) delivered an impassioned and militant address on Saturday in Washington, D.C. at the nationwide “No Kings”
CNN says that Trump officials are considering a potential meeting with Kim Jong Un while in Asia
In a development likely to generate renewed global interest in U.S.–North Korea negotiations, senior Trump administration officials are reportedly considering
Effects of the shutdown on the economy, federal programs, and employees
The government shutdown is on the verge of reaching its third week with no end in sight, careening towards the
Nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations against Trump are scheduled, which the GOP refers to as “hate America” rallies
Tens of thousands of Americans will be taking to the streets Saturday in Washington, D.C., and hundreds of American cities
As the Supreme Court reviews important protections, the Voting Rights Act faces its most difficult test to date
Almost six decades after the enactment of the Voting Rights Act of 1965—a landmark law that swept away racial obstacles