President Donald Trump has announced his intention to list Antifa as a terrorist organization, according to reports from outlets including The Guardian, Al Jazeera, NDTV, CNN, and Reuters. The move has attracted global attention for its potential legal and social implications.
Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee pressed a high-profile Marine Corps general nominee over the Trump administration’s controversial use of troops in American cities to fight crime and pursue immigration enforcement. Their pointed questions highlight ongoing concerns about the boundaries of federal power and the military’s role on domestic soil.
Ukraine has revised its rules on men under draft age, allowing them to leave the country. This development follows criticism from lawmakers who believed earlier restrictions were unfair to youths not yet eligible for conscription.
Cambodian legislators have approved a law permitting the revocation of citizenship from individuals accused of colluding with foreign countries. Rights observers fear this could become a powerful tool for suppressing political opposition and silencing critical voices.
A protester was arrested in Texas while supporting State Representative Nicole Collier of Fort Worth. Now, that protester is coming forward to speak about the experience, raising questions about local politics and the right to protest.
President Donald Trump has expressed uncertainty about whether U.S. citizens and noncitizens deserve the due process rights guaranteed by the Constitution, according to a new interview. His remarks have raised concerns about his commitment to fundamental constitutional obligations.
