Cornell Law professor William Jacobson argues the Trump administration should use formal rule-making rather than executive orders to permanently dismantle discriminatory DEI programs.
Famed American composer Philip Glass on Tuesday announced he is pulling the premiere of his newest symphony, titled “Lincoln,” from the Kennedy Center, becoming...
Former President Joe Biden slams President Donald Trump's federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota, saying it "betrays our basic values as Americans."
House Freedom Caucus leaders warn they will block any deal that strips DHS and ICE funding, setting up a high-stakes shutdown fight tied to unrest in Minneapolis.
Growing Democratic revolt against Schumer emerges as Illinois Senate hopefuls split on leadership support during primary debate ahead of 2026 election.
President Donald Trump confirmed on Tuesday he has no plans to ask Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to step down from her role.
Trump was asked about Noem's status during a gaggle with reporters outside the White House. He told the press that he still thinks Noem is doing a "great job."
"Is Kristi Noem going to step down?" a reporter asked.
"No," Trump responded bluntly.
He later said he believes she is doing a "very good job," citing her role in closing down the border.
His statement comes as Noem is facing widespread criticism after federal agents killed two U.S. citizens in Minnesota this month.
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Penn., called on Trump to fire her directly on Tuesday. In a post on X, the senator accused Noem of "betraying" the department's central mission.
"I make a direct appeal to immediately fire Sec. Noem," Fetterman wrote.
This is a developing story. Check back soon for updates.
Alexander Vindman, who testified in Trump's first impeachment, launches Democratic Senate campaign in Florida to challenge GOP Sen. Ashley Moody in 2026 race.
European defense spending would need to reach 10% of GDP without U.S. support, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte told the European Parliament amid Arctic concerns.
Family members of two men killed in one of the United States' fatal boat strikes against alleged 'narcoterrorists' have brought a lawsuit against the United States.
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