Senate Smacks: War Powers Clash Erupts as Congress Challenges Trump
Congress has now told President Trump to stop the Iran war or ask lawmakers for approval, and that is a rare constitutional clash.Quick TakeThe...
Supreme Court Shifts Asylum Line
Six justices just handed the Trump administration two border wins that shut down courtroom roadblocks and restore control at the line.
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Trump Stopped a Bipartisan Housing Bill
Trump froze a popular housing bill to force a citizenship-voting safeguard, betting big on election integrity over business-as-usual.Story SnapshotTrump canceled a housing bill signing...
Election Trust On Trial in Colombia
Colombia’s election fight just turned into a test of whether the country still trusts its own ballot box.
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Gustavo Petro refused to...
Senate Moves to Freeze Travel Funds Over Transparency
A Republican-led Senate panel is threatening to clip Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s wings by choking off his travel budget unless the Pentagon hands over...
Judge’s Dismissal Bid Fails, Case Moves Forward
Justice beat a judge who tried to block federal law enforcement, and the case is now a warning about courtroom power and accountability.Quick TakeFederal...
Teen Social Media Ban Sparks ID Row
A child-safety law in Britain may end up building the kind of face-scan ID system many Americans on both the right and the left...
Report Alleges Body Donation Misuse in Foreign Military Training
A shocking investigation says elite universities let donor bodies be used for foreign military training without clear family consent.Story HighlightsReports say the University of...
US Strike Targets Alleged Venezuelan Gang Leader
A United States military strike ordered by President Trump has taken out the alleged boss of one of the most feared gangs in the...
Explosive Allegations Rock Maine Senate Race
Fresh allegations have turned Graham Platner’s Senate rise into a test of trust, judgment, and public memory.Quick TakePlatner won Maine’s Democratic Senate primary and...
