Members of the United Farm Workers are calling on ICE to release several detained union leaders after agents pulled over a transport bus en route to work in Albion. The incident has raised concerns within the farm worker community about enforcement practices and the well-being of their colleagues.

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has openly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for attending public events and political campaigns while the nation grapples with the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack. Raut has also demanded the resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, citing a significant security lapse leading to the attack.

President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war with China has led to Chinese retailer Temu halting its direct-to-consumer sales in the United States. By targeting the “de minimis” exemption, which allowed duty-free imports under $800, the new tariffs have impacted both international retailers and American bargain hunters.

In an unprecedented move, the Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court to allow Elon Musk’s DOGE team access to the nation’s Social Security systems. This request could redefine the collaboration between government agencies and private technology firms.

Seattle businesses are reaching out to Canadian visitors, hoping to mend fences during the Mariners-Blue Jays series amid recent political tensions. The campaign aims to boost cross-border relations by extending a warm welcome to their northern neighbors.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has responded firmly after a Trump administration official suggested he could be arrested over his stance on ICE guidance, calling the threats “chilling” but affirming he is not afraid. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between state and federal approaches to immigration enforcement.

Goldman Sachs anticipates a second consecutive oil production increase from OPEC+ of 0.41 million barrels per day for June. Alongside this expectation, the bank forecasts declining average prices for Brent and crude oil through 2026, amid current market volatility and significant weekly price drops.

The Indiana State Board of Accounts has affirmed that the Madison County Board of Finance holds the authority to determine where the county’s interest funds are deposited. This development comes amid an ongoing dispute over the allocation of interest earnings in Madison County. The decision could influence how the county manages its financial resources moving forward.

Investigators have determined that the leak of a Wisconsin Supreme Court abortion order last year was deliberate. Despite their efforts, they have been unable to identify who was responsible.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to halt public funding for NPR and PBS, citing “biased and partisan news coverage.” This decision marks a significant shift in the administration’s stance toward public media and adds to a series of confrontations with major institutions.

Three Uyghur men detained in Thailand for over a decade have found new homes in Canada, Thai lawmakers and activists confirmed. Their resettlement follows the controversial deportation of 40 other Uyghurs to China in February, which sparked international condemnation.

As mortgage rates climb and home prices soar, many Americans find the dream of home ownership slipping away. Elevated costs are stretching buyers’ budgets thin, widening the affordability gap across the nation.

Fifty-five years ago, National Guardsmen opened fire on unarmed protesters at Kent State University. Two survivors share their poignant memories of that fateful day, reflecting on its impact on their lives and the nation.

With VA employees mandated to return to in-person work on Monday, mental health care providers are raising concerns. They worry that limited space at VA facilities will hinder their ability to provide confidential care to patients.

Abbe Lowell, a lawyer with nearly four decades of experience representing powerful figures, is launching a new law firm dedicated to defending those targeted by President Trump. This significant move marks a new chapter in Lowell’s distinguished legal career, focusing on individuals who have drawn the President’s ire.

Abbe Lowell, with nearly four decades of experience representing powerful clients, is launching a new law firm dedicated to those targeted by President Trump. His move provides significant legal support to individuals opposing the president.

Starting today, the U.S. begins collecting import fees on small packages from China, affecting popular e-commerce sites like Shein and Temu. This change could mean higher prices for consumers accustomed to affordable Chinese goods.

Thai state prosecutors have decided not to press charges against an American academic arrested for royal defamation, an offense punishable by up to 15 years in prison. The decision spares the scholar from facing severe legal consequences under Thailand’s strict laws.

Over 100 child advocates are praising the introduction of the App Store Accountability Act by Senator Mike Lee and Representative John James. The bipartisan legislation aims to strengthen parental oversight and protect American children from online exploitation.

The Chicago Park District announced Thursday that it has reached a deal to end the lawsuit over the removal of Christopher Columbus statues during the 2020 protests. The settlement marks the conclusion of legal actions stemming from the statues’ removal amid citywide demonstrations.

Denver celebrates a milestone with the introduction of its first nonstop flight to Rome, arriving just in time for the papal conclave on May 7. This new route heralds a significant expansion in the city’s international connectivity.