Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, blocking Trump’s bid to redefine who is American
For generations, one of the simplest ideas in American law has been this: if you are born in the…
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Trump gets poor global marks as fewer countries see U.S. as a reliable partner
The United States has long depended on a simple global assumption: that despite political shifts in Washington, America would…
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Why Christian nationalism is becoming a defining force in American politics
On a Sunday afternoon in May, House Speaker Mike Johnson closed his eyes on the National Mall and prayed…
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Dollar heads for its strongest month in nearly a year as markets watch Gulf tensions
The U.S. dollar is having the kind of month that makes Wall Street traders look twice, but its impact…
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Virginia lawmakers approve recreational marijuana retail sales
Virginia will finally let its residents legally buy the marijuana they have been allowed to carry since 2021. Lawmakers…
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Why birthright citizenship draws foreign parents to U.S. surrogacy
On June 30, the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship, ruling 6-3…
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Chief Agriculture watchdog alerts Congress to link between SNAP fraud and terrorism
A system designed to prevent hunger is now revealing how easily everyday support can be pulled into global harm….
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American pride falls to 25-year low, Gallup poll finds — and the online reaction reveals a deeper national split
A country can celebrate its history, wave its flags, and prepare for milestone anniversaries, yet still find itself wrestling…
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Could the World Cup make Americans rethink universal healthcare?
A Scottish fan in a kilt sings in a Boston pub. A Brazilian family poses on the Brooklyn Bridge….
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11 reasons governments keep using tariffs despite the downsides
Governments often use import taxes as a shield to protect domestic businesses from intense international competition. In fact, the…
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‘Your cities are 90% air-conditioned’: Paris official blames U.S. for deadly heat
When Audrey Pulvar, Paris’s deputy mayor for international relations, posted her Instagram message over the weekend, she was not…
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U.S. Government websites’ redesign sparks fear over surveillance concerns
It turns out that the beautiful new government website might just be watching everything, literally every single click. When…
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Historians say one civic skill could help save democracy, but it’s fading fast
As the United States rapidly approaches its 250th birthday, a grim warning from leading historians suggests the country might…
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Governor Gavin Newsom calls for a national billionaires’ tax to reset the economy
The idea of being so rich that normal income tax rules don’t apply is a wild reality for today’s…
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Data centers spark voter anger and fallout
The digital cloud is running out of space, and local voters are finally pulling the plug. A quiet political…
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Senate Democrats push for a $25 minimum wage
The legislative arena is buzzing with a wild new plan to completely rewrite the rules of worker pay. Senate…
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More people arrested over the reflecting pool case than the Epstein files
It is a bizarre reality of modern American justice when dipping a hand into a public pool triggers more…
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Ex-NYC mayor Eric Adams’ chief of staff among 4 charged in bribery probe
New York City’s political landscape has been rocked by another major corruption scandal. On June 24, 2026, federal agents…
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Federal workers push back after White House app auto-downloads on their phones
Federal employees are waking up to find a shiny new app on their work devices that they absolutely cannot…
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Congress moves to make Big Tech pay for AI data centers’ power use
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence is eating the world, but it’s also eating the nation’s power grid. The…
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Justice Department probes NYC coffee shop after it bans congressman over support for Israel
A routine coffee stop in Brooklyn has escalated into a high-stakes federal civil rights investigation. This unprecedented escalation highlights…
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Texas leads the nation in executions. Can a pro-life state defend that record?
Texas brands itself as fiercely pro‑life on abortion. But with hundreds of executions, wrongful‑conviction scandals, and theological dissent on…
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How a viral movement is reshaping the multibillion-dollar Black Beauty industry
While a viral video in the beauty industry might change what products people buy online, a viral video about…
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Court blocks plan to use federal data to verify citizenship for voting
A high-stakes battle over who gets to vote just took a massive turn in federal court. On June 22,…
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Signs of authoritarianism that worry people who escaped it
People who have lived under dictatorships often hear the alarm before everyone else does. Not because they are dramatic….
