The U.S. decision to end Temporary Protected Status for Syrians has ignited a fierce debate. Critics argue that conditions in Syria remain dangerous, risking the lives of thousands facing deportation.
The Pentagon has barred a top Democrat from overseeing a military spy agency, while the White House maneuvers to cut foreign aid. In a surprising turn, health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ousted CDC leadership and proposed restricting Covid-19 vaccine access.
In a pivotal ruling, a court decided against nonprofit groups fighting to unfreeze $20 billion in climate grants, raising concerns over government control and taxpayer interests. As the legal battle escalates, the future of these funds hangs in the balance.
Drug deaths in the U.S. have seen a dramatic decline since summer 2023, with the CDC reporting the lowest overdose figures since March 2020. This article explores the reasons behind this significant improvement amidst political controversies.
The Trump administration is ramping up immigration enforcement in Chicago, deploying federal agents and potentially the National Guard to tackle the city's sanctuary policies amidst rising tensions.
In February 2024, amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, U.S. officials grappled with the effectiveness of aid efforts as Jordanian cargo planes dropped food to desperate crowds. Despite internal debates, the U.S. mirrored these actions, raising questions about its commitment to humanitarian principles.
The investigation into John Bolton's mishandling of classified information has intensified, revealing new details about his communications during the Trump administration. As federal agents search his properties, questions arise about Trump's influence on justice.
In a surprising move, US defense officials have halted Ukraine's use of US-supplied long-range missiles to target Russia, influenced by the Trump administration's push for peace talks. This decision raises questions about military strategy and support as Ukraine seeks to bolster its offensive capabilities.
The U.S. Commerce Secretary announced plans for the government to take an equity stake in Intel as part of a strategy to stabilize the struggling chipmaker. This follows reports of a potential 10% stake conversion from grants approved under the Biden administration.
In a surprising Alaskan summit, Trump and Putin's warm interactions raise eyebrows about US foreign policy shifts. As tensions in Ukraine escalate, could this be a turning point for peace negotiations?
