This week, Rep. Haley Stevens filed articles of impeachment against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., while Rep. Shri Thanedar did the same for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Accusations of unethical behavior and lawless actions are at the forefront of this political drama.
A federal judge's ruling has freed Kilmar Abrego Garcia from immigration detention, citing a failure by the government to produce a lawful removal order. This decision highlights ongoing issues in immigration policy and enforcement.
President Trump has signed an executive order to centralize AI regulations, sparking controversy. Critics argue it undermines state laws designed to protect citizens, while tech giants welcome the move.
The latest NHS figures reveal waiting lists for planned treatments in England have surged to 7.4 million, raising concerns over healthcare access. Despite a slight improvement in patient wait times, targets remain unmet as the government sets new milestones for trusts.
In a dramatic turn of events, María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader, returned to Oslo after missing the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. She greeted a jubilant crowd, reigniting hopes for change in Venezuela amidst political turmoil.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must end its deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, marking a significant legal defeat for the president's controversial use of state troops amid ongoing protests.
In a groundbreaking decision, a federal judge has allowed the release of grand jury records from Jeffrey Epstein's 2019 sex trafficking case, citing new legislation that demands transparency. This move follows months of pressure regarding the Epstein files.
Luigi Mangione, arrested after a five-day manhunt for the murder of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson, pleads not guilty to multiple charges, including second-degree murder.
President Trump has changed his tune regarding the release of a video showing a controversial military strike on a drug boat, distancing himself from the decision and deferring to Defense Secretary Hegseth amidst calls for transparency.
Children in Australia will wake up to a new reality on Wednesday as a world-first social media ban takes effect, prohibiting under-16s from accessing major platforms like TikTok and Instagram. This controversial move aims to protect youth from online dangers, but will it truly make them safer?