Nation/World

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  President Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric against Iran on Monday, declaring that any future attacks by the Houthi terrorist group in Yemen would be treated as

By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer  The U.S. Social Security Administration says it has made progress in resolving the issue of potentially deceased individuals listed in its records.  The agency has made

By Joseph Lord, Jackson Richman and Arjun Singh Contributing Writers  WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate on Friday advanced a House-approved bill to keep the government open hours before a shutdown was

By Andrew Thornebrooke Contributing Writer  Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday expressed appreciation for a proposed U.S.-backed cease-fire in Ukraine but stopped short of agreeing to the framework.  Putin said that

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer  U.S. immigration detention facilities have reached capacity at about 47,600 beds, a top-level U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official said on Wednesday in a call with

By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer  Multiple federal agencies wasted $162 billion in government funds by making improper payments during fiscal year 2024, with the Medicare program at the top, according to

By Katabella Roberts Contributing Writer  President Donald Trump condemned violence against Tesla dealerships and said he would consider labeling perpetrators as domestic terrorists on Tuesday, following multiple acts of vandalism and

By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer  U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reiterated calls for Russia to enter into a 30-day cease-fire agreement with Ukraine and indicated that many options remain

By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer  WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans do not have the votes to advance a House Republican bill to fund the government through Sept. 30, Senate Minority Leader Chuck

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer  A federal judge on Monday declined to compel President Donald Trump’s administration to restore foreign assistance contracts that it had canceled.  U.S. District Judge Amir Ali

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  A federal judge in New York has temporarily blocked any effort by the Trump administration to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student and permanent resident who

By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer  Kyiv has agreed to enter into a 30-day cease-fire with Moscow as a means of kickstarting further talks to end the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war.  Delegations from

By Owen Evans Contributing Writer  North Korea has fired multiple missiles off its west coast, as the United States and South Korea kicked off annual joint military drills, Seoul’s military said. 

By Chris Summers Contributing Writer  President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he believes talks this week between the United States and Ukraine over ending the conflict with Russia will “make

By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer  The U.S. State Department has canceled some 83% of United States Agency for International Development contracts, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday.  “The 5,200

By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer  President Donald Trump said that he is not considering pardoning Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer serving a multi-decade sentence on a range of charges