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US-Ukraine: Aid May Resume Tomorrow

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses cautious optimism about potentially lifting the aid suspension to Ukraine, contingent on the outcome of diplomatic talks in Saudi Arabia. En route to Jeddah, he emphasized: "I think the notion of the pause in aid, broadly, is something I hope we can...

‘Shredding the Constitution’: Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest at Columbia University

The Trump administration’s increased deportation of student activists is highlighted by the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia University. Khalil, a Palestinian activist with a green card, was targeted by ICE agents acting on an executive order aimed at those engaged in “antisemitic...

With tariffs raising the cost of imports, companies from auto manufacturers to luxury brands are setting up shop on American soil, but not necessarily out of loyalty. Some are playing the system through tariff engineering, while others are scrambling to avoid financial penalties. Is this a...

Department of Education to slash nearly half its workforce

Department of Education staff are bracing for significant upheaval as “reduction in force” notices are set to be issued, potentially affecting nearly half of the department’s employees. In a dramatic move, all department offices will close from Tuesday evening through Wednesday due to...

President Trump announced a decision to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports, up from the previous 25%. He communicated this move through Truth Social, emphasizing potential consequences for Canada. Trump also proposed integrating Canada as the U.S.'s 'Fifty First State,'...

The House Republicans have successfully passed their stopgap funding bill through Congress, with a tight 217-213 vote. Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., navigated his slim majority to push the bill forward, despite some internal opposition. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., was the lone Republican dissenter, while...

Trump on Recession: ‘Who Knows?’

Trump’s recent interviews have sparked discussions about a potential recession. His cautious statements on economic forecasts deviate from his usual confident tone, leaving uncertainty in financial markets. Trump described the current economic state as a “period of transition,” raising...

‘Deeply Unfair’: Newsom on Transgender Athletes in Sports

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently addressed the contentious issue of biological men competing in women’s sports on his inaugural podcast episode, “This is Gavin Newsom.” In a surprising turn, Newsom found common ground with conservative commentator Charlie Kirk on the matter of...

Trump Weighs Legal Status of Ukrainians

President Donald Trump is contemplating a decision that could impact approximately 240,000 Ukrainians living under temporary legal status in the United States. This potential shift marks a stark contrast to the welcoming stance previously shown under President Joe Biden’s administration. From the...

Trump to Direct McMahon to Dismantle Education Dept.

President Trump is set to direct Education Secretary Linda McMahon to begin dismantling the Department of Education. This executive order, while aiming to scale back federal involvement, acknowledges the president’s limited power to fully abolish the department without Congressional approval. The...

Trump Delays Tariffs on Mexico, Canada

President Trump has signed executive orders delaying tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) until April 2. This decision followed discussions with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The delay means products...

Trump Cuts $400M to Columbia University

The Trump administration has withdrawn $400 million in federal grants and contracts from Columbia University, citing concerns over antisemitism on campus. This decision stems from claims that Columbia hasn’t adequately protected Jewish students from harassment, which the university disputes....

US Stock Market Tumbles Amid Trade War Concerns

The US stock market experienced significant declines on Monday, with the S&P 500 falling about 2% in early trading. The Dow Jones decreased by 0.9%, while the Nasdaq dropped by over 3.5%. President Donald Trump referred to this as a “period of transition” when questioned about potential...

Zelenskyy Commits to Peace under Trump’s Leadership

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently called for peace following Russia’s invasion. He expressed intent to work towards a resolution under President Donald Trump’s direction. With American leadership support, Zelenskyy is pursuing lasting peace through a plan beginning with...

On March 4, 1789, the United States government began operating under the U.S. Constitution, marking the end of the Confederation Congress that had governed under the Articles of Confederation. Despite this significant change, only 22 of the expected 81 members arrived at New York City's Federal...

Trump’s Speech To Congress Tonight

President Donald Trump will address a joint session of Congress tonight, marking his first speech before both chambers since returning to office six weeks ago. The theme is “The Renewal of the American Dream,” according to a White House official. Key points to watch for: Economic policy and...

Breaking Down Trump’s Social Security and Economic Claims

Political statements often spark debate, especially when they involve major issues like Social Security, inflation, and immigration. Former President Donald Trump has made several claims about these topics, some of which have been challenged by data, while others tap into genuine concerns about...

From the earliest days of the republic to modern trade wars, tariffs have shaped the very balance of power between Congress and the presidency. What began as a clear constitutional mandate for Congress under Article I, Section 8 has shifted dramatically over time, as presidents have claimed...

Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze

In a 5-4 decision on Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration’s attempt to maintain a freeze on billions of dollars in foreign aid. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett joined the three liberal justices in this decision, forming an unexpected...

Should Hospitals Track Immigration Status? Arizona Lawmakers Say Yes.

Arizona State Senate Bill 1268 is generating discussion across the state regarding healthcare costs linked to illegal immigration. The bill requires hospitals to ask about immigration or citizenship status on patient forms. Republican state Sen. Wendy Rogers supports this legislation, emphasizing...