The U.S. Justice Department has challenged a Texas law that allows students without legal residency to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities. This federal intervention could significantly impact undocumented students seeking affordable higher education in Texas.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, renowned for her unwavering loyalty to former President Trump, has made a stunning admission about his plan. Is she now regretting her vote for his bill? This unexpected development raises questions about potential shifts within the MAGA movement.

As Trump’s controversial ‘Revenge Tax’ proposal gains momentum, concerns are mounting over its potential to raise interest rates for U.S. borrowers and unsettle global financial markets. Wall Street is reacting nervously to the bill’s implications for both domestic consumers and international investors.

An all-party delegation from India’s parliament, led by Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, has arrived in Washington, D.C. to engage with U.S. officials on Operation Sindoor and terrorism challenges faced by India. Over the next two days, the delegation will meet with members of the U.S. Congress, think tanks, and media professionals to discuss regional security.

As the world observes the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Taiwan and the United States affirm that the memories of 1989 endure. Both regions emphasize that the global community will never forget the pro-democracy demonstrators who stood in Tiananmen Square.

The Federal Reserve has lifted the restrictions imposed on Wells Fargo following its 2018 fake-accounts scandal, marking a significant turning point for the bank.

The United Nations Security Council is set to vote on a draft resolution demanding an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. This move comes as the ten elected members push for decisive action to halt the ongoing conflict.

Twenty-seven people were killed in southern Gaza on Tuesday when Israeli troops opened fire near a US-backed aid center. The Israeli military has stated that the incident is under investigation.

Worldline has unveiled a €500 million bond issuance, marking a significant development in its financial operations while navigating stringent legal restrictions.

Greg Rosen, the lead federal prosecutor in charge of the January 6 Capitol attack cases, has stepped down, shedding new light on the effects of President Trump’s pardons.

The Chagrin Falls Village Safety Committee is taking steps to enhance pedestrian safety by exploring ways to make downtown crosswalks safer.

Former President Donald Trump has vowed to impose significant fines on California after the state allowed a transgender girl to compete in sports, intensifying the national debate over transgender inclusion.

Thames Water’s planned rescue takeover has fallen apart after private equity firm KKR withdrew from the deal. The troubled utility is now engaging with senior creditors to develop an alternative plan to recapitalize the business.

Mongolia’s Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene has resigned after enduring weeks of anti-corruption protests in the nation’s capital, signaling a significant shift in the country’s political landscape.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda revealed varied opinions among bond market players on the pace of bond tapering beyond 2026, shedding light on the central bank’s policy challenges amid market volatility.

A stabbing attack at a Salem, Oregon homeless shelter on Sunday night left twelve people injured, with police arresting a suspect in connection with the incident.

As the Chicago Transit Authority plans significant budget cuts, riders are preparing for the possibility of reduced services and increased transportation costs. The looming changes have commuters concerned about the future of their daily travels.

In the wake of a disturbing antisemitic attack in Boulder, Democratic Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib are calling for unity against hate and violence. Joining their fellow Democrats, the ‘Squad’ members condemn the incident, marking a significant stance after years of controversy.

In a bold move, Texas hemp advocates have delivered over 100,000 signatures to Governor Abbott, urging a veto of SB 3. The legislation is considered flawed by the advocates, who are pushing for immediate action to stop it.

In their second round of peace talks in over two weeks, Russia and Ukraine agreed to swap thousands of dead and wounded troops but made no progress toward ending the war.

Terry Kilgore has been elected to lead the Virginia House Republicans, following Minority Leader Todd Gilbert’s announcement that he is stepping aside to pursue a federal appointment. This leadership shift marks a significant transition within the party as it navigates future challenges.