California officials have filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Trump administration directive to restart a long-idled offshore oil pipeline along the Santa Barbara coast, escalating a legal dispute over federal authority and state environmental regulation. Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Monday that the suit,
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On Sunday, a 13-foot, one-ton replica statue of Christopher Columbus was installed outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House grounds, marking the latest development in an ongoing national debate over historical monuments. The monument incorporates fragments recovered from a Columbus statue in Baltimore that protesters pulled down and threw into the city’s
As airport security lines lengthen and federal workers go unpaid, President Donald
A federal investigation once aimed at President Donald Trump has taken a
California officials have filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Trump administration directive to restart a long-idled offshore oil pipeline along the Santa
On Sunday, a 13-foot, one-ton replica statue of Christopher Columbus was installed outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House
As airport security lines lengthen and federal workers go unpaid, President Donald Trump on Saturday moved to escalate the standoff, announcing plans
A federal investigation once aimed at President Donald Trump has taken a sharper turn—now targeting the officials who helped build those cases.
An anticipated state visit by King Charles III to the United States is facing new uncertainty as tensions rise between President Donald
President Donald Trump on Tuesday rejected warnings that a potential U.S. ground deployment in Iran could lead to a Vietnam-style quagmire, stating
Russia has declared its firm solidarity with Cuba amid escalating tensions with the United States, following recent comments by President Donald Trump
The Trump administration is moving to formalize a sweeping crackdown on fraud in federal benefit programs. President Donald Trump is expected to
After weeks of threats to choke off one of the world’s most critical energy routes, Iran appears to be backing away from
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel publicly confirmed Friday that his government has been engaged in discussions with the United States, marking the first
