Trump’s Rare Supreme Court Visit Highlights Birthright Case
Former President Donald Trump made a rare personal appearance at the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday as justices heard arguments in a high-stakes case challenging the scope of birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The presence of a former president
Congress Debates National AI Oversight Bill
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress are intensifying efforts to craft comprehensive federal legislation to oversee artificial intelligence, driven by mounting concerns about safety, privacy, economic disruption and national security. This week, members of key committees previewed competing
GOP Lawmaker Seeks Answers After UNC Charlotte Teen Training
A Republican member of Congress has asked university officials for an explanation after a workshop held at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte provided information about abortion-related services to adolescents, including attendees identified as young as 14. The event,
House Democrats Oppose Deportation Rule for Harm to Police Animals
WASHINGTON – House Democrats on Thursday opposed a proposal that would make noncitizens subject to mandatory deportation if convicted of intentionally injuring or killing police dogs or mounted patrol horses, part of a larger debate over immigration enforcement and criminal
DHS Faces Funding Deadline Saturday as Congress Remains Deadlocked Over ICE Reforms
Large portions of the Department of Homeland Security are set to lose funding at midnight Saturday unless Congress can bridge a rapidly widening divide over how far federal immigration agents should be allowed to go in carrying out the Trump
Deportation Flights, Deadly Shootings and Lawsuits: Inside Minneapolis’ Months-Long Immigration Crackdown
Every morning, planes take off from Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport carrying shackled passengers. Their hands and feet bound, they are flown first to detention facilities in Texas, then, in many cases, out of the country entirely. The flights are not
Attorney General Bondi Faces Fiery Grilling Over Epstein Files in Chaotic House Hearing
Attorney General Pam Bondi endured a bruising and frequently chaotic session before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday, as Democratic lawmakers demanded accountability over the Justice Department’s troubled handling of documents related to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein — a confrontation
Rubio Faces Skeptical Europe at Munich: Allies Question Whether America Still Values Partnership
Secretary of State Marco Rubio leads a large American delegation to Germany this week for the Munich Security Conference, where he faces the daunting challenge of reassuring deeply anxious European allies after a year of President Donald Trump’s threats, insults,
Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Faces Growing Backlash After Fatal Shootings
Minneapolis shootings trigger unprecedented public backlash, fracture Republican unity, and force Trump administration to recalibrate enforcement strategy The fatal shootings of two American citizens by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis have triggered one of the most significant shifts in public