Day: July 12, 2025
Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington following the NATO summit, announcing that the U.S. and Iran are set to meet next week. Details on the agenda and outcomes remain forthcoming.
As the 2024 US election approaches, food policy emerges as a key battleground. American University explores how debates on agriculture, food security, and sustainability are shaping voter priorities and campaign agendas.
Trumpism has become a persistent force in American politics, described as a chronic “lifestyle disease” that shapes attitudes and divisions nationwide. The Washington Post explores its lasting impact on the country’s fabric.
New Pew Research Center data reveals mixed public views on the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting concerns over funding and policy impact alongside support for improving student outcomes nationwide.
The U.S. lacks a specific federal crime for domestic terrorism, complicating prosecution. Experts say laws target acts, not motives, sparking debate on the need for clearer definitions and penalties.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, who amassed his fortune in the auto industry, is now championing legislation aimed at boosting the sector. His business background shapes his push for policies benefiting automakers.
The US Department of Justice has threatened legal action against California over a new law allowing transgender athletes to compete in sports aligning with their gender identity, citing concerns of federal civil rights violations.
The manhunt for Travis Decker enters its third week as authorities continue to search for the suspect linked to a violent incident. Officials urge the public to remain vigilant and report any information.