The Trump administration is actively working to return a Guatemalan man who was deported to Mexico despite his fears of harm. Acknowledging the situation, officials are taking steps to bring him back to the United States.

Immigrant rights advocates gathered at immigration courthouses in San Francisco and Sacramento on Wednesday, protesting the Trump administration’s arrests of individuals seeking asylum.

In a decisive move, the Federal Trade Court has blocked the implementation of the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs associated with former President Trump. The court emphasized that the Constitution grants Congress—not the executive branch—the exclusive power to impose taxes and duties.

Sixteen states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over $1.4 billion in cuts to scientific research funding. Officials warn that these reductions to the National Science Foundation will “devastate scientific research” and jeopardize critical STEM projects nationwide.

President Donald Trump announced he is delaying new sanctions against Russia to preserve the chance for a deal with President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine.

President Trump escalates his conflict with Harvard University, declaring “They’re getting in deeper and deeper.” As Harvard’s president urges the institution to “stand firm,” the feud sparks a national debate over education funding and the role of elite schools.

In a recent C-SPAN segment, a caller confronted American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten regarding her advocacy for school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic. The exchange highlights ongoing debates about the impact of these closures on education.

During a tense town hall meeting, Rep. Mike Flood faced intense scrutiny from Nebraska voters concerned about the GOP’s recently passed megabill and its implications for Medicaid.

A new aid distribution site in the Gaza Strip turned tragic when a crowd overrunning the facility was fired upon, resulting in at least one death and 48 injuries, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

During a CNN panel discussion, GOP strategist Kristen Soltis Anderson rejected former President Donald Trump’s threats to annex Canada, emphasizing that such a scenario is implausible. Panelists explored the motivations behind Trump’s statements and the broader implications for U.S.-Canada relations.

In a significant policy shift, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant people. This decision marks a notable change in public health guidance for these groups.

A federal judge has permitted a constitutional lawsuit against Elon Musk to move forward, as fourteen states allege he wields federal power without proper appointment through his leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency. The case brings Musk’s influence within the Trump administration under increased legal scrutiny.

After losing her son to addiction, Greta Alexander is determined to secure a better future for her daughter by seeking alternatives to the failing local public school system. Her story highlights the urgent need to expand school choice as a path to better educational opportunities.

Nationwide protests have erupted across Israel calling for a ceasefire deal, as the International Criminal Court prepares arrest warrants against officials Smotrich and Ben-Gvir. The simultaneous domestic and international pressures mark a pivotal moment on Day 600 of ongoing unrest.

A drone enthusiast’s intrusive flyovers over Doncaster factories have been halted after upset workers unmasked the rogue pilot. The bizarre internet craze of filming unsuspecting employees has caused distress among local firms.

Harvard students took to the streets on Tuesday after the U.S. government announced plans to cancel all remaining financial contracts with the university. This action represents President Donald Trump’s latest effort to impose unprecedented oversight on the prestigious institution.

In an effort to enhance efficiency, the Grand Forks City Council is reviewing potential partnerships with Grand Forks County. The likely first agreement involves the city taking over many of the county’s building inspection services, signaling a move toward unified local governance.

U.S. stock markets rallied as President Donald Trump’s decision to delay a 50% tariff on European Union goods ignited investor optimism, leading to significant gains across major indexes. The surge was further bolstered by a better-than-expected U.S. consumer confidence report.

A federal judge has temporarily prevented President Donald Trump from retaliating against New York over its Manhattan congestion toll, issuing a restraining order that blocks the federal government from withholding funds or taking other punitive actions against the state.

An East Montpelier woman has been arrested in Barre on her third DUI charge after allegedly fleeing from police. The incident highlights concerns over repeat DUI offenses and public safety in the community.

César Manrique, already serving a 10-year sentence, is set to face new charges for his alleged role in embezzling funds from Colombia’s National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD). The Colombian Prosecutor’s Office announced plans to charge Manrique in connection with the diversion of UNGRD resources.