Judge Blasts Administration for Planning to Deport Iranians to Wartime Country
A federal judge expressed outrage over plans to deport Iranian nationals to Iran while the U.S. is at war with the country.
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Trump Designates Oval Office, Cabinet Room National Monuments
The outgoing president signed a proclamation aimed at preventing future administrations from altering the historic spaces.
Vance Privately Criticizes Netanyahu on Iran War Amid 2028 Ambitions
Vice President JD Vance reportedly voiced strong disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the Iran war, highlighting internal divisions within the Trump administration.
Prince Andrew Received Up to £2,000 Monthly from Sub-letting, Watchdog Reports
An income from sub-letting property originally leased to him by the Crown Estate went directly to the former prince, a watchdog has found.
Becerra Snaps at Reporters Over Affordability Plans
California's governor-elect vows to consider all options for affordability but refuses to make specific campaign-style promises.
Mom of Slain Officer Recounts Agony Over Newsom's Death Row Commutations
Phyllis Loya, whose son was killed in the line of duty, expresses anger and betrayal over California Governor Gavin Newsom's decision to commute the sentences of 548 death row inmates.
DHS Warns Seattle Over Potential Release of Convicted Child Molester
Immigration officials urge cooperation with ICE detainer request as a convicted Venezuelan national nears the end of his prison sentence.
Journalist Faces Backlash for Using AI to Enhance Photo of Designer Accessories
The Free Press staff writer Olivia Reingold admitted to using AI tools to "brighten and sharpen" an image, sparking debate about journalistic ethics.
New York's Political Left Faces Reckoning After Midterm Gains
Despite electoral victories, progressive voices may find their radical agendas checked by a more moderate electorate.