U.S. Faces Legal Action Over Alleged Sharing of Asylum Seekers' Details with Iran

| Julian Park

The contentious landscape of international diplomacy has found a new arena in the U.S. judicial system.

Descendants of Controversial Supreme Court Decision Discern Modern Echoes

| Theo Ramirez

In a poignant gathering last week, descendants of Dred Scott and Chief Justice Roger Taney convened at a church merely a stone's throw from the Supreme Court.

Graham Platner Under Pressure to Exit Maine Senate Race Amid Sexual Assault Allegation

| Daniel Cho

Graham Platner, a rising star in Maine's political arena, is encountering formidable challenges as his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat experiences intensifying scrutiny.

Trump Intensifies NATO Pressure Campaign as Summit Kicks Off

| Soraya Amin

President Donald Trump's arrival in Ankara marks the commencement of yet another high-stakes meeting for NATO, as member states prepare to discuss the alliance's strategic priorities amid rising global tensions.

Descendants of Controversial Old Supreme Court Ruling Find Echoes Today

| Daniel Cho

In an unprecedented gathering that resonated with an air of solemnity and introspection, descendants of two historic adversaries convened at a modest church near the Supreme Court.

Growing Pressure on Graham Platner to Step Down Amid Sexual Assault Allegations

| Daniel Cho

In the whirlwind of political campaigns, the Democratic candidate for the Senate in Maine faces scrutiny following allegations of sexual assault reported by Politico.

Executive Platner Refutes Assault Claim, Contemplates Next Steps

| Maya Caldwell

In a rapidly evolving situation that has gripped Maine's political landscape, the Democratic candidate for Senate found himself under a magnifying glass this week after accusations of sexual assault surfaced.

Texas Wins Supreme Court Nod to Temporarily Restrict Minor Access to App Stores

| Julian Park

In a pivotal decision that could reshape the landscape of digital commerce, the Supreme Court has authorized the implementation of Texas' App Store Accountability Act.

Individual Files Lawsuit Against DHS Following Surveilling Over Critical Email to ICE Agents

| Julian Park

In a move that underscores the increasingly complex intersection of digital communication and federal law enforcement, David Streever finds himself at the center of a legal battle that could have wide-reaching implications.

New York Resident Files Suit Against DHS for Surveillance Tied to Email Sent to ICE Chief

| Lena Dorsey

In an unfolding drama reminiscent of a Hollywood thriller, federal agents are reported to have taken a keen interest in David Streever, pursuing him across locations as they sought to mark him with the red flag of potential illegality.

Policy Shifts Under Trump Reshape Immigration Landscape for Spouses of U.S. Citizens

| Julian Park

Spouses of U.S. citizens have traditionally enjoyed a privileged position in the labyrinth of U.S. immigration law. For decades, being married to a U.S.

Navigating Nuptials: The Rising Hurdles on the Path to Citizenship

| Ruthie Klein

For decades, spouses of U.S. citizens have been considered in a privileged category under immigration law, benefiting from expedited processes and often receiving priority in the complex immigration queue. Historically, marrying a U.S.

Netanyahu Seeks Trump Meeting Amid Ongoing Israeli Strikes on Lebanon

| Ruthie Klein

A tumultuous scene unfolded as tens of millions swarmed the streets to mourn the passing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The event saw a convergence of grief-stricken Iranians, extending beyond national borders to touch onlookers worldwide.

Ballot Blunder in Bluegrass: Louisville Voters Receive Incorrect Ballots for Years

| Julian Park

In an unsettling discovery, an investigation conducted by Louisville Public Media revealed that a segment of the electorate in Louisville, Kentucky, has been casting votes with incorrect ballots for several years.

Former Marine Argues Veteran Candidates Enhance Bipartisan Politics

| Lena Dorsey

A former Marine, now an author, contends that military veterans entering the political arena could be instrumental in restoring bipartisanship in Washington.