Trump Economy Faces Rising Prices and Affordability Concerns
High Prices Persist Despite Strong Market Gains Americans across the country are feeling the squeeze of rising prices, even as […]
Why Prince William and Princess Kate Likely Won’t Ever Leave Forest Lodge
Royals Move Into Their “Forever Home” Prince William and Princess Kate have officially begun their “fresh start” at Forest Lodge,
German Far-Right AfD Divided Over Russia Ties as Leaders Face Internal Turmoil
Party Feud Erupts Over Russia Relations Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is experiencing a major leadership feud over
US Justice Department Sues California Over New Redistricting Maps
Federal Lawsuit Challenges Recent Congressional Boundaries The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the state of California in
USDA Staffer Reassigned After Sexually Explicit Love Story Sparks Controversy
Kansas Staffer Moved from Congressional Relations Role A U.S. Department of Agriculture staffer based in Kansas has been reassigned from
D.C. Council Decouples From Trump Tax Laws, Shifting Local Tax Breaks
Emergency Legislation Reshapes D.C. Income Taxes Washington D.C.’s City Council passed emergency legislation this week that officially decouples the local
George Conway Weighs Run for New York Congressional Seat as Nadler Exits
High-Profile Trump Critic Considers Congressional Bid George Conway, a prominent attorney and well-known critic of former President Donald Trump, is
Clemency Board Recommends Mercy, but Tremane Wood Faces Execution for 2002 Murder
Clemency Board Votes for Life, Execution Still Set On November 13, Tremane Wood is scheduled to be executed in Oklahoma
BIA Decision Paves Way for Removals Under Honduras Safe Third Country Agreement
Landmark BIA Ruling on Asylum Transfers The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has issued a precedent-setting decision clarifying how immigration
Will U.S. Military Get Paid On November 15? Uncertainty Amid Government Shutdown
Payroll Juggling Reaches Breaking Point As the U.S. government shutdown approaches its fourth week, roughly 1.3 million active-duty service members