Judge Maintains Blocks on Trump Admin’s Use of Alien Enemies Act for Deportations
The administration had moved to vacate the temporary restraining orders.
A Creative, Masterful Retelling of the Roman Republic’s Final Years
Both biography and historiography, Josiah Osgood’s ‘Lawless Republic’ presents the fall of Rome via the life of one of its greatest statesmen, Cicero.
US Exhibition ‘Sense of Beauty’ From Puerto Rico
Touring America is the Caribbean’s most comprehensive art museum collection, from Museo de Arte de Ponce.
How a Treasurer Guided America Toward Its First National Highway
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Trump Directs Top Officials to Take Action Against Lawyers Violating Rules
‘Recent examples of grossly unethical misconduct are far too common,’ the president said.
Homebuyer Demand Hit Highest Level in 3 Months: Report
Housing starts jumped by more than 11 percent on a monthly basis in February, suggesting robust construction activity.
US and Russian Negotiators Meet in Saudi Arabia to Discuss Cease-Fire
White House national security adviser Mike Waltz says negotiators are discussing ‘confidence-building measures’ including the return of Ukrainian children.
British Chat Forums Close to Avoid New Internet Policing Law
Critics warn of ‘unintended consequences’ of internet laws, as niche forums shut down entirely, and some UK users are blocked from foreign-hosted sites.
Bayer Ordered to Pay $2 Billion by Georgia Jury in Roundup Cancer Case
Bayer said that it disagrees with the verdict and plans to appeal to get it overturned.
Former Rep. Mia Love, First Black Republican Woman Elected to US House, Dies at 49
Former Utah Rep. Mia Love passed away at her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah, on Sunday, according to her family.
Acting Social Security Chief Confirms He Won’t Shut Down Agency After DOGE Court Order
Acting Commissioner Lee Dudek released a statement after suggesting he may have to close down the agency after a judge ruled against DOGE this week.
What’s Happened Since a Judge Ruled Water Fluoridation Is Lowering IQ?
Momentum for change is the on local level while the federal government remains quiet. In the meantime, many Americans are drinking treated water.
Former Congresswoman Explains CCP’s Hidden Influence in California
The former lawmaker warns that CCP influence on California’s campuses, ports, and border should be seen as a national security issue.
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Audiences in Salt Lake City shared their Shen Yun experience from the March 19 and 20 shows at the Eccles Theater.
3 Battleground Senate Democrats Retire—What Does It Mean for 2026?
These Democratic retirements potentially create openings for Republicans that didn’t exist before.
In This Bellwether County, Pennsylvania Is up for Grabs, Once Again
In state House District 35, covering Allegheny County, both Democrats and Republicans complained about DOGE-driven government cuts and tariffs.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Second Lady Usha Vance to Visit Greenland
Usha Vance said her visit will demonstrate efforts to celebrate ‘the long history of mutual respect and cooperation’ between the United States and Greenland.
Japan Says CCP’s ‘Anti-Espionage Law’ Discourages Travel, Calls for Release of Japanese Detainees
Japan’s foreign affairs minister is seeking to free 17 Japanese nationals detained in China under the law.
South Korea’s Acting President Reinstated as Court Dismisses Impeachment
Acting President Han Duck-soo was standing in for President Yoon Suk Yeol, who had also been impeached by the National Assembly.
5 Blacklisted Chinese Nationals Arrested in Philippines
‘Officials confirmed that all five individuals were blacklisted and had violated the terms and conditions of their stay,’ a report noted.
Day in Photos: Forest Fire in Belgium, Snap Elections Called in Canada, and Celebration in Zimbabwe
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Education Secretary Says Columbia University on Track to Unfreeze $400 Million in Federal Funds
McMahon says the school’s interim president acknowledged that ’this was her responsibility to make sure that children on her campus were safe.'
Sanders, AOC Hold Denver Rally to Mobilize Democratic Party Base
As Democrats struggle to find a cohesive message since the 2024 election, Sanders has stepped up his public activities.
The Struggle for Unity in the Soul
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