Trump and Netanyahu to Convene in Florida Amid High-Stakes Gaza Ceasefire Talks

| Soraya Amin

In a strategic move that could potentially reshape the Middle East peace dynamics, President Trump might leverage an upcoming face-to-face meeting at his Mar-a-Lago estate to accelerate the much-anticipated peace process.

Trump Hosts Zelenskyy for Peace Talks, Highlights Shared Desire of Russia and Ukraine for Resolution Despite Challenges

| Lena Dorsey

PALM BEACH, Fla.—In a weekend of diplomatic choreography, President Donald Trump rolled out the red carpet at his Florida resort for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Kennedy Center Threatens Legal Action Against Musician for Canceling Over Trump Renaming

| Maya Caldwell

In a surprising turn of events, the storied Kennedy Center is reportedly mulling legal action following the abrupt cancellation of its annual holiday jazz concert by veteran percussionist and vibraphonist Chuck Redd.

Judge Schedules Hearing to Determine if Kilmar Abrego Garcia Faces Vindictive Prosecution

| Daniel Cho

In a striking judicial maneuver, a federal judge has halted the trial of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man entangled in a human smuggling case that has captured nationwide attention.

Congress Caps a Year of Turbulence: A Retrospective Analysis

| Ruthie Klein

As the Capitol lights flickered into 2025, Congress stood on the precipice of what promised to be a year of transformative policymaking.

Justice Department Requests Additional Weeks to Complete Epstein Files Release

| Ruthie Klein

In a development that underscores the expansive nature of federal investigations, the U.S.

ICE Officer Faces Excessive Force Allegations, Returns to Duty Amid Ongoing Investigation

| Maya Caldwell

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is facing heightened scrutiny following its handling of a recent incident that has cast a spotlight on the mechanisms in place to investigate employee misconduct.

Trump Administration Proposes Quota System for Revoking American Citizenship

| Soraya Amin

In a move that is generating controversy and raising alarm among civil liberties advocates, the Trump administration is reportedly seeking to implement a quota system that could see up to 200 American citizens denaturalized each month.

Nineteen States File Lawsuit Against HHS in Response to Proposed Curtailment of Youth Gender-Affirming Care

| Theo Ramirez

An alliance comprising 19 states with the District of Columbia has taken legal action against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

U.S. Blocks Europeans Accused of Pressuring Tech Firms to Silence American Voices Online

| Daniel Cho

The State Department announced on Tuesday a decision that could flame the fires of transatlantic tensions: five Europeans have been shown the geopolitical red card. Accused of orchestrating efforts to coerce U.S.

Trump's 2025 Move Spurs Frenzied Redistricting Efforts Across States

| Daniel Cho

In a controversial move that could reshape the dynamics of American politics, President Donald Trump in 2025 has actively encouraged Republican-led states to gain leverage in the upcoming 2026 elections through strategic redistricting.

Justice Department Unveils More Epstein Files with Trump References

| Daniel Cho

In an unprecedented move, the Department of Justice has begun releasing documents relating to its investigation into the enigmatic financier Jeffrey Epstein.

U.S. Economy Expands Strongly with Consumer Spending Driving Growth

| Daniel Cho

With the release of the data, delayed from October due to a government shutdown, the economic landscape is once again thrust into the spotlight as a pivotal issue for voters.

Nearly Two Dozen States Challenge Trump Administration Over CFPB Funding in Legal Showdown

| Lena Dorsey

In a bold move that has drawn significant attention from state officials across the country, the attorneys general are raising alarms over the Trump administration's decision to decline funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Trump Administration Narrows Legal Pathways for Immigrants to Remain in U.S.

| Theo Ramirez

Marking an unprecedented move in immigration policy, the recent decision to revoke permissions affects 1.6 million immigrants who had sought entry through official channels, according to advocates closely monitoring the situation.