U.S.
Treasury Will Be Forced to Refund ‘Half the Tariffs’ If Supreme Court Rules Against Trump, Bessent Says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent adds that such a decision would ‘be terrible’ for his department.
Video Shows Moments Before Ukrainian Woman Stabbed to Death in North Carolina
The mayor of Charlotte released a statement on the incident, which occurred on a train last month.
West Virginia Coal Miner Describes Losing 3 Brothers to Drug Overdose
At 54, Sammy Stafford has seen his mother and three siblings fall victim to the state’s opioid epidemic.
Woman Who Said She Cast 2 Ballots in Dog’s Name Faces Criminal Charges
The Orange County District Attorney’s Office did not reveal her registered political party.
South Korea Makes Deal With US to Release Detained Georgia Plant Workers
U.S. federal authorities detained about 300 South Koreans in an immigration enforcement operation on Sept. 4.
4
6
7
8
9
Trump Threatens Chicago With Deportations, Department of War Ahead of Potential Federal Intervention
The president shared a meme captioned, ‘Chicago about to find out why it’s called the Department of WAR.’
College Board Retires Student Data Tool Amid Scrutiny Over ‘Proxies’ for Race in Admissions
The Trump administration has warned colleges to not use ‘proxies’ for racial preference when admitting students.
California City to Repeal Homeless Housing Ban After State Sues
Norwalk will overturn a housing ban and agreed to pay $250,000 toward new affordable housing projects.
LATEST
What to Know About New SNAP Work Requirements
Age limits change and some exemptions are removed, but many geographic waivers remain in place.
What to Know About Venezuela’s Drug Trafficking Threat to US
U.S. forces in the Caribbean killed 11 members of a drugs cartel. Who are Tren de Aragua and why do they pose a threat to the United States?
Energy Secretary Says US LNG Exports Set to Double Within 3 Years
Chris Wright bound for Europe to sell U.S. natural gas—and confidence in America.
China Awarded 2,800 Military AI Contracts, Many to Private Sector: Report
The CCP’s military wing awarded the AI contracts from 2023-2024, including hundreds to non-traditional vendors without known state ties.
Adams Vows to Stay in 2025 NYC Mayoral Race
The incumbent has defied calls to drop out of the race, despite poll numbers showing him placing behind Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa.
Judge Halts Removal of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans, Haitians
The ruling shields 600,000 Venezuelans and 500,000 Haitians from deportation after the Trump administration canceled TPS protections.
2 Teens Arrested in June Killing of Congressional Intern in DC, US Attorney Says
The suspects, both 17, will be tried as adults, says U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro.
475 Detained in Immigration Enforcement Operation at Hyundai’s Georgia Megasite
The operation was the largest single-site enforcement operation in the history of Homeland Security Investigations, officials said.
Appeals Court Upholds Order Blocking Trump Admin’s Passport Gender-Marker Policy
The federal appeals court noted that the government did not meet its burden to secure a stay.
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu Over Sanctuary City Policies
Attorney General Pam Bondi called the city and its mayor ‘among the worst sanctuary offenders in America.’
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Uphold His Firing of FTC Commissioner
A federal appeals court reinstated Rebecca Slaughter as a member of the Federal Trade Commission on Sept. 2.
Trump Admin Designates 2 Ecuadoran Gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations
The Los Choneros and Los Lobos gangs will soon be labeled as global terrorist organizations.
DC Sues Trump Admin Seeking to Stop National Guard Deployment
National Guard troops have been assisting law enforcement in the District of Columbia since Trump mobilized them on Aug. 11.
