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The justices are poised to tackle complex legal questions about gender, gun rights, and the president’s ability to fire people.

Kyiv and European leaders have dismissed Moscow’s claim, accusing Russia of spreading falsehoods to derail U.S.-led peace talks.

Parents are allowed to review all curricula and opt their child out of instruction found objectionable, in which case schools must provide alternatives.

Cases of the respiratory illness continue to surge across the United States, with 13 deaths reported this year.

An expert predicts more volatility in energy logistics in 2026 due to geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes, and reliance on AI-driven risk intelligence.

These latest sanctions actions are part of a multifaceted pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro over drug trafficking.

Operation Midway Blitz has yielded thousands of immigration-related arrests, officials said.

Europe hosted 94 million migrants last year, while North America hosted 61 million.

Gaining citizenship via fraud is grounds for denaturalization, said a federal official amid investigations into scams in Minnesota.

Republicans have long criticized the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for what they say are politicized tactics targeting financial institutions.

A Boston-based federal judge granted an emergency request ahead of a Jan. 5, 2026, deadline.

If Republicans can flip the seat, they can reverse a surprise defeat in an August state Senate special election.

The president revived his disagreement over a $2.5 billion upgrade at the Fed’s headquarters, which he said has been mismanaged.

The two leaders discussed Gaza, Iran, and Syria, among other issues during a nearly three-hour working lunch.

The role, based in San Francisco, requires the person to build capability evaluations, establish threat models, and build mitigations.