The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down a presidential executive order that sought to deny automatic citizenship to children born to undocumented parents, upholding 150 years of precedent under the 14th Amendment in a 6-3 decision that rebuffed a central pillar of the administration's immigration agenda.
Calls for the expulsion of New York City Council member Vickie Paladino intensified Tuesday after the Republican representative suggested the CIA and FBI should have "neutralized" members of the Democratic Socialists of America, sparking widespread condemnation from progressive leaders and local political organizations.
Speaking at an illegal settlement in the occupied West Bank, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed his directive to expand Israeli military control over the Gaza Strip to 70% of its territory, a move that critics and human rights observers label a clear violation of existing ceasefire agreements.
A new report from Amnesty International claims the Israeli government is executing an accelerating policy of ethnic cleansing against Palestinians in the West Bank. The human rights group warns that the international community’s failure to intervene has allowed a systematic campaign of forced displacement and state-backed violence to unfold openly.
Democratic lawmakers are demanding an investigation into a federal mining initiative after reports revealed that President Donald Trump’s eldest sons hold a financial stake in a project backed by $1.6 billion in taxpayer-funded financing, marking a deepening controversy over the administration’s handling of critical resource contracts.
Israeli officials have reportedly engaged in high-level talks with the government of South Sudan regarding the establishment of makeshift camps for Palestinians displaced from the Gaza Strip. The move is part of a broader, controversial Israeli strategy to seek permanent relocation sites for the population of the war-torn territory.
Filming from the border city of Sderot, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich publicly called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to authorize the immediate construction of Jewish settlements within the Gaza Strip, marking a significant escalation in rhetoric regarding the future of the territory and its long-term status.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act with a 267-117 vote, sparking immediate backlash from digital rights advocates who argue the legislation threatens user anonymity and encourages invasive age-verification practices that could endanger journalistic sources and private communication.
A sharp internal divide is roiling the House Democratic caucus as leading progressives signal support for a Republican-led amendment to slash $3.3 billion in annual military funding for Israel. The looming floor vote forces lawmakers to take a public stand on unconditional aid amid mounting evidence of war crimes in Gaza.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for an immediate cessation of hostilities on Monday, following reports that Pakistani airstrikes in Paktia, Paktika, and Kunar provinces left at least 28 civilians dead and 49 wounded, including women and children who were targeted while sleeping in their homes.
Thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Caracas on Wednesday, chanting for the immediate release of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. The march, led by public workers, signaled a deepening defiance against the United States following a January 3 military intervention that resulted in over 100 deaths.
A group of Venezuelans deported from the United States found themselves trapped in a collapsing hotel just hours after arriving in La Guaira, as back-to-back earthquakes devastated the region. They are now among the tens of thousands of people missing as the country struggles through a massive humanitarian catastrophe.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the Trump administration's seizure of Venezuelan petroleum assets before a Senate panel Wednesday, framing the blockade as a stabilizing measure while critics condemned the operation as an illegal, colonial-style appropriation of a sovereign nation's primary economic resource.
Two weeks before his administration announced a $220 million contract tailored for Axon Enterprise products, President Donald Trump disclosed a personal investment of up to $5 million in the company. The timing has intensified scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest within the executive branch.
As U.S. senators return to Capitol Hill, Republican leaders are pushing for a $72 billion budget injection into immigration enforcement, sparking intense backlash from advocates who argue the funding sustains a system marked by systemic abuse, hunger strikes, and inhumane conditions at detention centers across the country.
Donald Trump dismissed the director of the Office of Government Ethics on Monday, signaling a broader dismantling of federal oversight mechanisms. The firing coincides with a Justice Department directive to drop bribery and fraud charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, a move critics describe as a calculated political trade-off.
As President Donald Trump pushes federal voting restrictions, a coalition of advocacy groups has launched a legal offensive against Florida’s new citizenship-verification law. Signed Wednesday by Governor Ron DeSantis, House Bill 991 mandates strict documentary proof for voter registration, setting the stage for a high-stakes court showdown over ballot access.
President Donald Trump labeled bipartisan affordable housing legislation a "big yawn" this week, signaling he prioritizes the passage of the SAVE America Act over immediate relief for families struggling with rent and living costs. The comments drew sharp rebukes from Democrats who accused the president of ignoring the economic crisis.
Facing a Senate stalemate over the SAVE America Act, House Republican leadership is circumventing traditional legislative paths by weighing a $4 billion grant incentive program. This strategy seeks to pressure states into adopting strict voter registration and documentation requirements without securing the 60-vote threshold in the upper chamber.
As Israel’s military campaign in Lebanon threatens to collapse peace negotiations between the Trump administration and Iran, the U.S. House of Representatives prepares for a Tuesday vote on a war powers resolution that seeks to terminate American support for the ongoing offensive, which has displaced 1.2 million people.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries joined Republican leadership on Thursday to defeat a war powers resolution introduced by Representative Rashida Tlaib. The measure, aimed at curbing U.S. military involvement in Lebanon, was rejected in a 324-92 vote, effectively stalling congressional oversight for at least several weeks.
In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned 90 years of legal precedent on Monday, granting the president the authority to remove heads of independent federal agencies at will. The ruling effectively dismantles the long-standing "for-cause" removal standard, sparking warnings of a fundamental shift in executive power.
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire her, marking an unprecedented confrontation in the central bank’s 111-year history. Cook argues the move lacks legal cause and threatens the structural independence of the Federal Reserve by using unsubstantiated allegations as a pretext.
President Donald Trump terminated Democratic Federal Trade Commission members Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya on Tuesday, triggering a fierce legal showdown. The move, which critics denounce as an illegal power grab, effectively sidelines the agency’s oversight of major tech corporations and signals a shift toward unchecked executive control over independent watchdogs.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that former President Donald Trump holds absolute immunity for official acts, a 6-3 decision that critics fear effectively places the presidency above the law. The ruling forces a significant delay in the federal election subversion case, likely pushing any potential trial past November.
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may continue to count mail-in ballots received after Election Day, provided they are postmarked by the deadline. The ruling dismisses an effort by the Republican National Committee to invalidate a Mississippi law that allows a five-day grace period for ballots.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday in a case that could effectively strip millions of Americans of their ability to vote by mail. Watson v. Republican National Committee challenges Mississippi’s grace period for ballots postmarked by Election Day, a standard currently utilized by 14 states to ensure timely participation.
President Donald Trump has doubled down on his crusade against universal mail-in voting, branding the system as "cheating" even as he utilized the very method he condemns to cast his own ballot in a recent Florida special legislative election, according to Palm Beach County voter records.
Elon Musk maintains that 'not a single' child has died due to his sweeping cuts to foreign aid programs, dismissing critics as peddlers of lies. However, reporters and health experts are now countering this narrative with documented cases of individuals whose deaths they link directly to the collapse of these medical services.
Between October 2023 and June 2026, Israeli forces killed over 240 Palestinian children in the West Bank, a surge that human rights group B'Tselem attributes to a permissive open-fire policy and a systemic lack of accountability for soldiers operating in the occupied territory.
