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Federal Judge Blocks Portion of Trump Executive Order on Voting; Multiple Legal Setbacks Emerge in Washington D.C., Following Recent Ruling on Mail-in Ballot Lawsuit
The Navy has dropped its zero-emissions goal initiated under the Biden administration to prioritize naval lethality instead, according to Secretary John Phelan's announcement.
The White House criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for drawing parallels between Donald Trump's immigration policies and Joseph Stalin's gulags in his state of the state address. The White House took issue with Walz's comparison of a city being burned to the ground, calling it an exaggeration of Trump's policies.
Former Vice Presidential Candidate Criticizes Deportation Policies During State of State Address
Trans inmate who killed baby blames Trump admin for alleged assaults in prison: Lawsuit, a transgender inmate in Indiana is suing President Donald Trump over alleged sexual assaults caused by his 'transphobic' and 'extremist rhetoric'.
Air Force veteran Alea Nadeem is running for Ohio's 9th Congressional District against 22-term Democrat Marcy Kaptur in a bid to unseat her. The district has shifted from Democratic to Republican leanings in recent years.
Gen Z is underwhelmed by congressional Democrats following their party's loss in November and are eagerly awaiting the 2026 midterm elections as an opportunity to regain control.
Rosie O'Donnell revealed she was 'shocked' by Donald Trump's election as a reason for Ellen DeGeneres leaving the US to start anew.
CBS Evening News anchors John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois paid tribute to an outgoing '60 Minutes' producer while acknowledging the corporation's efforts to settle a Trump lawsuit that is tied to its recent corporate merger.
President Donald Trump's trade deal plans are facing delays due to cautious countries, legal challenges, and a haphazard strategy that is causing market uncertainty. The quiet period following Trump's pause on steep tariffs has been particularly unsettling, with investors awaiting further developments.
Chicago Fire Captain David Meyer, 54, was killed in the line of duty after a garage collapsed following an early morning inferno on the city's west side. He left behind his family, including four children.
Australias 17-year-old sprinter Gout Gout has been selected to represent the country at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September, marking a historic moment for his family of South Sudanese immigrants.
The Trump administration has denounced Minnesota's lawsuit as 'creepy and anti-woman' in response to the state's attempt to allow trans athletes to compete in girls' sports. The Department of Justice filed a brief supporting the state's ban on transgender students participating in female sports teams.
The Trump administration has fired or reassigned over 450 EPA employees working on environmental justice programs as part of an effort to eliminate these initiatives. The moves come as part of a larger push by President Donald Trump's administration to dismantle the agency's work on social and economic justice issues.
Canada's Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is sparking controversy by suggesting that genocide is on the ballot in an upcoming election. This statement has raised concerns about his approach to discussing sensitive topics like hate crimes and racism.
President Donald Trump expressed optimism that a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia is close to being reached, despite lingering mistrust of Russian President Vladimir Putin among experts.
NFL Draft hopeful Ashton Jeanty reveals that he planned to greet Roger Goodell at the draft with a handshake and a smile before quickly walking away, claiming his game translates well to the NFL's physical nature. Jeanty emphasized his ability to play through pain and maintain his focus on the field.
CBS News is reeling after the sudden departure of '60 Minutes' executive producer Bill Owens amid a dramatic struggle to defend itself against a lawsuit from former President Donald Trump. The network is battling the legal challenge, which is just one of several high-profile disputes with Trump.
Pope Francis' death is being mourned by millions of Catholics in Africa, a testament to his significant impact on the Church's ties with the continent during his papacy. His liberal approach earned him popularity among African Catholics who felt he was more connected to their experiences and concerns.
Pope Francis made a series of phone calls to Gaza's Christians before his death, leaving behind a sense of hope for the dwindling community. The final call, lasting just 30 seconds, was brief but reassuring as he checked in with its members.
The pope called Gaza's Christians every night until his final hours, leaving them with a lasting sense of hope despite his passing. The brief phone calls, lasting just 30 seconds, provided a comforting connection before Pope Francis' death.
Pope Francis brought comfort to 72-year-old Gaza resident Kamal Anton during phone calls between the two, who has had to shelter since the start of the war at a local Catholic church compound. The calls were a source of strength for Kamal and likely others in his community.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a high-profile First Amendment case involving LGBTQ books after a Maryland school board withdrew its original opt-out policy for such material. The case stems from the removal of a book on gender and sexuality from a middle school curriculum.
President Donald Trump criticized the courts for obstructing his administration's deportation agenda, targeting individuals deemed 'very bad people.
Maine GOP Rep. Laurel Libby has filed an emergency appeal with the First Circuit Court of Appeals over a ruling that upheld her censure in the legislature related to a controversial trans athlete policy. The decision follows a previous ruling that allowed her censure to stand.
ESPN play-by-play announcer Mike Patrick, who was 36 years into his career at the time of his death, died of natural causes on Sunday at age 80.
Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Samuel Alito sparred during arguments over parental rights in LGBTQ curriculum, with Sotomayor attempting to re-ask a question that Alito had already answered. The exchange left the court with more uncertainty on the outcome of the case.
US Supreme Court justices Samuel Alito and Sonia Sotomayor clashed during arguments on Tuesday over parental rights in LGBTQ curriculum, with Sotomayor trying to re-enter a question she had initially left behind. The sparring marked a rare display of tension between the two justices.
A former NFL kicker is launching his bid for Congress after revealing that a reported assassination attempt on Donald Trump inspired him to make the decision to run for office.
Media personality Steve Hilton criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris at her potential campaign launch for California gubernatorial election, calling her 'failed and rejected'.
RFK Jr.'s proposal for an autism registry has raised concerns about potential misuse of data and infringements on individual rights. The idea has sparked a heated debate among experts and advocates regarding its potential impact on public health and civil liberties.
Rep. Vince Fong warns that an upcoming move by blue state California to regulate gas prices could lead to skyrocketing prices nationwide due to increased demand. The Republican lawmaker labels this as an 'affordability issue'.
A lawyer arguing on behalf of a coalition of parents is urging the Supreme Court to let parents choose whether their children participate in LGBT school lessons, viewing it as an issue of parental autonomy.
A lawyer representing a coalition of parents argues that the Supreme Court should allow parents to opt their children out of LGBTQ-related curriculum in school, citing their right to make decisions about their child's education. The case centers on the idea of 'letting parents be the parents.
Religious parents argue that introducing LGBTQ storybooks in classrooms contradicts their faith and demands they be able to distinguish between a teacher's moral messages and their own family beliefs. The Supreme Court heard arguments from these parents on Tuesday.
Antisemitic incidents in the US rose for the fourth consecutive year in 2024, hitting their highest level since the Anti-Defamation League started tracking them in 1979.
Democrats are rallying behind the Abrego Garcia case as they seek a unifying message against President Donald Trump, but some worry that focusing on due process may not resonate with voters.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Sen. Steve Daines as 'a Great Man and TREMENDOUS Senator' in a post on Truth Social. He expressed confidence in Daines' abilities, stating he 'will not let you down'.
Pope Francis' 12-year papacy left a lasting impact on global Catholicism, marking significant expansions beyond the US and Europe into impoverished nations under his watch.
Big companies won't bear the brunt of Trump's tariff blitz, but ordinary Americans will be disproportionately affected by the economic fallout.
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over a funding freeze after it refused to take action against alleged antisemitism on its campus. The university's decision comes amid backlash from Jewish students and alumni who feel their concerns are being ignored.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) reported a record-breaking 9,354 antisemitic incidents in 2024, a 5% increase from last year and a 926% rise since tracking began in 1979.
Haiti is nearing a 'point of no return' as gang violence surges, the top United Nations official in the country has said, amid growing concerns about the country's ability to respond to the escalating crisis.
President Trump announced that he and First Lady Melania Trump will attend Pope Francis' funeral in Rome, a move coming after a contentious past between the two leaders.
Mexican sewage is allegedly contaminating waters used for Navy SEAL training at Camp Lejeune's rival facility in Mexico, prompting veterans to warn of a potential health crisis similar to the US base that was tainted by toxic water decades ago.
Harvard University has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over 'unlawful' multibillion-dollar budget cuts to its research funding.
President Schumer praised Donald Trump's former reality TV show 'The Apprentice,' saying he was going to 'go places' after watching it stream on Amazon Prime. The comment has gone viral among politically astute viewers across the political spectrum.
Pope Francis died of cerebral stroke and irreversible heart failure, according to a death certificate released by Vatican officials. The cause of his death has been determined by Vatican doctor Andrea Arcangeli.
The Supreme Court will consider whether parents can opt out of their children reading LGBTQ books in school that conflict with their family's faith. The case is set to be heard on Tuesday and could impact the inclusion of LGBTQ literature in classrooms nationwide.
Pope Francis, 88, the oldest pope in over a century, died Monday morning, prompting quiet discussions on who could succeed him. Discussions on potential successors are reportedly underway.
Tesla is caught in a bind due to President Donald Trump's trade war, and its CEO, Elon Musk, can be partly blamed for this predicament as he has been known to make provocative comments that could escalate tensions.
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Pope Francis, Bishop of Rome and supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church, has passed away at 88.
Pope Francis, the Argentinian pontiff who brought the plight of the world's most marginalized back to the center of the Roman Catholic Church's attention, has died aged 88, the Vatican announced on Monday.
A pair of lawsuits claim the Trump administration unlawfully targeted foreign students, stripping dozens of them of their legal status in a broader crackdown by immigration authorities. The students are seeking to have their statuses restored through the lawsuits.
President Donald Trump is hopeful that Russia and Ukraine can make a deal this week after a temporary Easter ceasefire between the two countries ended.
Billy Ray Cyrus, 63, and Elizabeth Hurley, 59, share an Easter kiss as they cuddle up together in a recent photo. The 'Achy Breaky Heart' singer hinted at their romance with a sweet gesture.
Israeli military investigators found no evidence that Israeli forces deliberately targeted and killed 15 Palestinian paramedics and aid workers in Gaza last month; they described the incident as 'professional failures' by Israeli personnel.
The Democratic Party celebrated Easter by sharing holiday photos from past presidents Obama and Clinton on X, while noticeably excluding current President Joe Biden. The snub has raised eyebrows among some party members.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) inadvertently snubbed President Joe Biden in an Easter message, prompting criticism from Democrats who feel the party is no longer welcoming to its most recent leader. The mistake was highlighted by a social media post on the DNC's official X account.
President Donald Trump's Justice Department defended the Affordable Care Act before the Supreme Court, a significant shift from his previous attempts to repeal the law during his first term. A win could bolster Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence in the conservative world.
Antisemitism in Canada has reached record numbers, sparking concern among the country's Jewish population ahead of an upcoming election, following a recent Hamas massacre that drew international attention and outrage.
Paul Heyman betrayed CM Punk and Roman Reigns to help Seth Rollins win the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 41 in an epic match. The shocking turn of events marked a dramatic shift in alliances.
The Trump administration on Saturday released rap sheets and photos of suspected Tren de Aragua gang members facing deportation from the US, previously blocked by a Supreme Court ruling.
Nationwide protests took place on a national day of action against President Donald Trump and his administration, with demonstrators uniting across the country to express their opposition. The demonstrations were part of an outpouring in defiance of what protesters described as actions taken by the Trump administration.
Republicans in Illinois are battling a policy allowing trans athletes to compete in girls' sports, amidst growing tensions over LGBTQ+ rights within the state.
This year's White House Easter Egg Roll will feature activities sponsored by corporate entities including Meta and Amazon, as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to raise funds for his re-election campaign.
A former Biden official has warned Donald Trump to stay out of the spotlight after reportedly speaking out on issues within the Democratic Party. The warning comes as the party is said to be 'angry' with Trump's recent comments.
Ohio Republican Attorney General Dave Yost touts his record as a candidate for governor in the key state, emphasizing that results outweigh his opponent's rhetoric in the primary election against tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy.
At least 17 people have been killed in a pair of attacks by suspected nomadic cattle herders in central Nigeria's Benue State.
Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer has reenlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve after 15 years away from active duty, stating that his 'mission never left' him.
Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democratic congressman from California, is leading an effort to rebrand the party after resistance from former President Donald Trump's influence, taking aim at his own party members in the process.
A pro-life father whose home was raided by the FBI is appealing a ruling by an 'activist' judge that denied his request to settle his lawsuit against the Justice Department. Mark Houck claims the investigation was 'faulty'.
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The Trump administration's system to expel students and educators from the US uses a flawed process that can result in hundreds of thousands of visa revocations each year, affecting individuals who have invested time and money into pursuing education or research opportunities in the country. The system relies on flawed and often inconsistent criteria, leading to uncertainty and unfair treatment for those affected.
US Supreme Court orders a temporary halt to deportations under an antique wartime law invoked by the previous administration.
A suspect who set fire to Pennsylvania's governor's mansion has released a 911 call explaining his motivation for the arson, claiming it was fueled by the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The suspect's identity and further details have not been disclosed at this time.
A small Indian tea shop in Serampore relies on community trust and goodwill to stay afloat, as customers bring their own cups and pay voluntarily, making it an unconventional yet effective business model.
A Gaza photojournalist who covered the conflict for 18 months was killed in an Israeli airstrike, along with seven members of her family. Fatima Hassouna had written a statement saying she wanted to die in a dramatic and public way if that happened.
Christian leaders urge the Trump administration to reconsider deportations of Afghan Christians who face torture or death, seeing an opportunity for President Donald Trump to correct a Biden-era mistake.
A group of Harvard law students allegedly conspired to blackball law firms critical of campus antisemitism by spreading false information about them online and through other means. The investigation found that these anti-Israel students targeted several law firms that had opposed anti-Israel efforts on college campuses.
Harvard University President Alan M. Garber's decision to publicly express his opposition to the Trump administration's federal funding freeze by wearing a Harvard shirt was met with support from Steve Kerr, who wore a similar Harvard shirt in response to President Trump's actions.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris paid LeBron James' entertainment company $50,000 for campaign event production services, according to records. The payment was made on January 28.
Al Sharpton held a 'constructive and candid' meeting with Target CEO over Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives as his organization puts pressure on companies that previously scaled back DEI efforts.
A former Bernie Sanders campaign advisor is criticizing the Democratic Party for favoring a message that appeals primarily to white liberal voters, stating it ignores the concerns of people of color and working-class Americans. The criticism comes as part of an anti-oligarchy tour led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
A federal judge in Baltimore has issued a preliminary injunction restricting the Department of Government Efficiency's access to personalized Social Security data. The decision comes after a judge temporarily restricted DOGE's access to the data.
Russia's Supreme Court lifted a ban on Afghanistan's ruling Taliban, a group previously designated as a terrorist organization, more than 20 years ago.
Hamas has rejected an Israeli ceasefire offer, instead calling for a comprehensive proposal to end the conflict in Gaza, amid pressure from far-right lawmakers who are urging escalation.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he's running for re-election as an independent, saying the Democratic Party 'left' him after embracing 'common sense' ideas.
A South Carolina school bus carrying nearly three dozen middle school students flipped over on a highway after blowing a tire while traveling back from a field trip in North Carolina.
President Donald Trump has rolled back regulations aimed at curbing arsenic and mercury pollution, sparking concern about the health of Americans. The move is seen as a significant setback for efforts to protect against toxic substances in the environment.
US trade policies under President Trump are instead strengthening China through tariffs and undermining America's alliances, contrary to the promised benefits of nationalistic policies.
Maine Rep Laurel Libby has condemned Governor Janet Mills over her response to the U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit against the state regarding its policy on trans athletes in girls' sports.
Harvard University Dean's Council member resigns amid lawsuit claiming he 'aided and abetted' Hamas; the allegations stem from a connection to nearly 200 family members of Americans killed in an Oc...
Trump's pick to be DC's top prosecutor, Ed Martin, failed to report nearly 200 appearances on far-right media outlets to the Senate in the past few years.
A new study on the IRS reveals that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act saved Americans billions of dollars in taxes, with the average household benefiting from a reduction of over $2,000. The tax cuts are estimated to have increased disposable income for low- and middle-income families by up to 4%.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) faces a US probe over allegations of bias against non-Indian workers, amid claims of discrimination based on race, age, and nationality. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating dozens of American workers' complaints.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to fix what he claims are broken showerheads in America, despite experts stating that the issue is not widespread. The president's statement was part of his typical stream of complaints about various everyday problems.
Puerto Rico was hit by a massive island-wide blackout on Wednesday ahead of the Easter weekend. The blackout affected residents who were looking forward to celebrating the holiday.
The Trump administration has asked the IRS to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, according to sources within the Department of Justice.