Day: June 6, 2026

A federal judge has blocked a Trump administration immigration rule affecting travelers from 39 countries, temporarily halting its enforcement while legal challenges proceed.

A new Manhattan Institute report, “Devolution,” outlines four proposals to shift power from Washington to states, aiming to ease partisan gridlock and tailor policies to local needs.

King Charles III’s Washington visit spotlights Indigenous diplomacy as NCAI leaders join historic events, underscoring tribal sovereignty, climate priorities, and renewed U.S.-U.K. relations.

Texas A&M student brings Aggie know‑how to the nation’s capital, tackling farm policy and trade issues during a summer internship with the USA Rice Federation in Washington.

As the Trump administration deploys a robust federal presence in Washington, D.C., officials in other targeted cities denounce the move as political overreach and vow legal resistance.

President Trump moved to levy new tariffs on dozens of countries, citing alleged use of forced labor, a shift that could reshape global trade ties and spark diplomatic tensions.

Indiana dominated Washington 102-84 at Madison Square Garden, fueled by a balanced offense and stifling defense, as reported by IndyStar in a decisive nonconference showcase.

Americans are increasingly pessimistic about their finances, with many struggling to keep up. A majority now also say using the U.S. military against Iran was a mistake, an ABC/Post/Ipsos poll finds.