Category: U.S. News
Supreme Court Signals Protection for Women’s Sports in Landmark Hearing
Supreme Court signals support for state laws protecting women’s sports as justices weigh sex-based eligibility rules.
Unprecedented DOJ Probe of Fed Chair Powell Sparks Political Firestorm
DOJ launches criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, raising alarms over political pressure and central bank independence.
Federal Showdown: Minnesota, Illinois Sue Over ICE “Invasion”
Minnesota and Illinois sue DHS and ICE, alleging unconstitutional immigration raids after protests and a fatal ICE shooting.
Kelly Sues Hegseth Over Censure, Says First Amendment Under Siege
Sen. Mark Kelly sues the Pentagon, claiming Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated his First Amendment rights over a military video.
Minnesota, Twin Cities Take Trump Administration to Court Over Immigration Crackdown; Illinois, Chicago File Parallel Suit
Minnesota, Illinois, and major cities sue the Trump administration, seeking to block aggressive federal immigration operations.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Controversy: Fatal Shooting of Activist Renee Nicole Good Sparks Nationwide Debate
ICE agent fatally shoots Minneapolis mother during DHS operation, sparking protests, political fallout, and impeachment calls.
“Drive, Baby, Drive”: New Video Reignites Firestorm Over Minneapolis ICE Shooting
New video of an ICE agent fatally shooting Renee Good fuels outrage in Minneapolis as officials clash over claims of self-defense and terrorism.
“You’ll Find Out Very Soon”: Trump Cryptic on Cuba Deal as Island Faces Economic Collapse
Trump teases a major Cuba deal as Venezuelan oil cuts plunge the island into crisis, raising stakes for Havana, exiles, and U.S. policy.
Federal-State Showdown: Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Constitutional Crisis
An ICE shooting in Minneapolis sparks a federal-state showdown as Gov. Walz deploys the National Guard and GOP urges Trump to act.