US to Assist Russia in Restoring ‘Access to the World Market’ Following Saudi Talks
The agreement marks a shift in U.S. policy, with a focus on easing restrictions on Russian maritime trade and payments related to food and fertilizer exports.
Hamlet’s Lent
The penitential imagery in Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ is a lens through which readers can experience Hamlet’s turmoil and tragic transformation.
The Struggle for Unity in the Soul
A Greek philosopher and a Russian author share similar insights into the nature of the soul.
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.
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Ratcliffe, Gabbard Say No Classified Information Shared in Leaked Chat
The CIA chief and the director of national intelligence faced questions about their participation in the Signal group chat during a Tuesday Senate hearing.
Where the Ukraine–Russia Cease-Fire Stands After US-Led Talks
The negotiations this week have begun to bear some fruit, but agreements are scarce on the future of a cease-fire agreement.
Nevada Investigates Hundreds of Potential ‘Double Vote’ Cases in 2024 Election
The secretary of state’s office recently released a report confirming the investigations.
Experiences in the Wild Helped Prepare This Congressman for The Hill
Eighteen years after his first run for Congress, outdoorsman Jeff Crank finally hit his target.
Social Security Nominee Says He’s ‘Never Thought About Privatizing’
‘I don’t see this institution as anything other than a government agency that gets run for the benefit of the American public,’ Frank Bisignano told senators.
Tempted by Rewards, Americans Increasingly Trapped in Credit Card Debt, Survey Finds
‘Interest rates far outweigh rewards,’ Ted Rossman, Bankrate senior industry analyst, says.
Federal Judge Blocks 3 Agencies From Disclosing Personal Data to DOGE
The March 24 order is another setback to the Trump administration and DOGE.
Department of Energy Further Postpones Biden-Era Home Appliance Rules
The decision is expected to give more choice for Americans when it comes to choosing home appliances that fit their budgets.
Social Security Announces New Transparency Measures
Agency meetings are being recorded and shared online, along with other measures, to inform the public as well as staff.
Shen Yun Is ‘A Great Representation of the Values That the Chinese' Can Bring to the World, Says Navy Officer
Navy officer Chris Arnold said Shen Yun Performing Arts is wonderful.
Advocacy Groups Sue Trump Admin to Block Dismantling of Education Department
The groups argued that only Congress, not the president, has the authority to dismantle the Department of Education.
Trump Defends National Security Adviser Waltz After Signal Leak
The president also appeared to confirm the adviser’s staffer added The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg to the chat.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
House Speaker Johnson Says Hegseth, Waltz Shouldn’t Face Discipline Over Signal Chat
‘The administration is addressing what happened,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said.
Trump Media Teaming Up With Crypto.com to Launch ETFs
Trump Media and Crypto.com plan to launch exchange-traded funds mixing cryptocurrencies and American-focused assets, pending regulatory approval.
US Supreme Court Declines Appeal in Youth-Led Climate Change Case
Justices turned away an appeal of a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.
Russian Missile Attack on Ukraine’s Sumy Region Injures Dozens, Kyiv Says
Fighting continues in Russia’s Kursk region, which shares a border with Sumy, officials in Moscow said.
Supreme Court Grapples With Louisiana Voting Rights Act Case
The outcome of the case could have an impact on the balance of power in Congress.
Columbia Student Protester Sues Trump Admin After Permanent Legal Status Revoked
The student’s lawyers have also filed a motion seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent her arrest.
US Intel Report: Corruption Is an ‘Endemic Feature’ of Chinese Communist Party
The report reflects a ‘first step’ that U.S. officials are taking to expose Chinese communist authorities’ corruption and Achilles’ heel, an expert says.
House Panel to Consider Bill for Concealed-Carry Permit Reciprocity
The NRA is prioritizing its support for the bill this Congress, while the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys will continue its opposition to the plan.
Ex Libris: Harry Truman
In this installment of our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at the books that influenced the last US president who guided the country through post-WWII changes.
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