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Since early 2025, public approval of President Trump’s immigration policies has dipped slightly, according to a new Ipsos poll. The data indicates a subtle shift in voter sentiment on this key issue.
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupying a University of Washington building were arrested after a standoff with campus police. The demonstration, sparked by recent Gaza violence, drew widespread attention and debate.
The US has urged South Africa to address alleged ‘genocide’ claims during recent talks between President Ramaphosa and former US President Trump, highlighting rising tensions over human rights concerns.
White South Africans have begun resettling in the US under a refugee program launched during the Trump administration, citing fears of violence and persecution. The scheme has drawn both support and criticism.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot dead in a “depraved act of terrorism” outside the DC Jewish Museum. Authorities have launched a full investigation into the deadly incident.
Two Israeli embassy staff were killed in a Washington DC shooting, authorities confirm. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attack, attributing it to rising antisemitism. Investigations are ongoing.
In his speech to Congress, Trump emphasized economic growth, job creation, and national security. He called for unity and highlighted plans for infrastructure investment and immigration reform.
Washington Commanders’ quarterback Jayden Daniels stars in a new Nike commercial, showcasing his agility and leadership. The ad has quickly captured fans’ attention, highlighting his rising influence both on and off the field.
At least 27 people have died as severe storms ravage multiple U.S. states, causing widespread damage and power outages. Emergency crews continue rescue operations amid flooding and high winds. Authorities urge caution.
The first group of White South Africans granted refugee status has departed for the U.S., marking a historic move amid rising concerns over safety and political instability in their home country, CBS News reports.
In an exclusive Sports Illustrated interview, a league executive revealed the strategic factors behind the Washington Commanders securing a record number of national games this season, highlighting market appeal and broadcast partnerships.
Former President Donald Trump granted white South African farmers refugee status, citing alleged land seizures and violence. Critics argue the move lacked evidence and fueled political tensions.
The FBI has classified the recent explosion at a Palm Springs fertility clinic as an “act of terrorism.” Authorities continue to investigate the motive and search for those responsible. No casualties have been reported.
More than 1,000 “Hands Off” protests erupted across US cities, rallying against former President Donald Trump. Demonstrators voiced concerns over his influence and potential political resurgence.
Former President Trump and Elon Musk have launched efforts to dismantle USAID, sparking fierce opposition from Democratic lawmakers who warn the move threatens crucial international aid programs.
A military parade honoring the US Army is scheduled to take place on June 14, coinciding with former President Donald Trump’s birthday, BBC reports. The event highlights military pride and national unity.
Tens of thousands gathered in Washington, DC, at the “Hands Off” protest, voicing strong opposition to former President Donald Trump. The large-scale rally underscored widespread concerns about his political influence.
Former President Donald Trump has appointed Fox News host and former judge Jeanine Pirro as the top federal prosecutor in Washington, DC. The announcement marks a controversial move amid ongoing political tensions.
Thousands gathered in Washington DC for the People’s March, advocating for social justice and policy reforms. The event drew diverse crowds, highlighting widespread calls for change and unity across the capital.
A judge declined to immediately reverse former President Trump’s recent changes at the U.S. Institute of Peace, allowing his appointees to remain while legal challenges proceed, NPR reports.