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Critics condemn the Trump administration’s decision to replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington’s home, warning it erases Black history and marks “a first step to fascism.”
Legal immigration to the U.S. has declined under the Trump administration, with new policies and stricter vetting reducing entries from a wide range of countries worldwide.
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed birthright citizenship, rejecting former President Trump’s efforts to restrict it, in a ruling that preserves a core principle of the 14th Amendment.
The Trump administration has pledged to “disable” the International Criminal Court, escalating tensions over war crimes investigations and raising concerns about global accountability.
Canadian travel to the U.S. is dropping sharply as Trump’s tariffs and talk of Canada as a potential “51st state” strain cross‑border ties, raising economic and political concerns.
OpenAI has reportedly offered a 5% company stake to the Trump administration in a bid to ease regulatory pressure in Washington, CNBC reports, raising fresh questions over tech-political ties.
The Trump administration plans to move special education and civil rights oversight out of the Education Department, raising questions about enforcement, accountability and impacts on vulnerable students.
The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to limit birthright citizenship, affirming that children born on U.S. soil remain citizens under the 14th Amendment.
A Trump-appointed federal judge has suggested the death penalty for certain child sex crimes may be constitutional, challenging precedent and potentially reshaping U.S. capital punishment law.
Phoenix’s violent crime rate has surpassed Chicago’s, raising questions about whether the city could become a new focal point for Donald Trump’s tough-on-crime rhetoric and campaign messaging.
NATO’s so‑called “Trump whisperer” is set to meet the former president ahead of next month’s summit, aiming to calm tensions and secure his support for the alliance’s agenda.
Grand juries in Washington, D.C., are increasingly rejecting proposed charges stemming from the Trump administration’s criminal crackdown, raising questions about evidence, politics and prosecutorial overreach.
The Trump administration has indicted a U.S. Olympic athlete over alleged vandalism at Washington’s Reflecting Pool, raising tensions over protest, patriotism, and political accountability.
The Trump administration touts a cut in student loan interest, but analysts note limited impact for many borrowers. We examine what’s changing, who benefits, and what remains unclear.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $466 million investment in urgent upgrades to Washington Union Station, Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said Monday.
The Trump administration faces renewed scrutiny after House leaders abruptly pulled a vote aimed at limiting military action against Iran, highlighting deep divisions over war powers and foreign policy strategy.
The Trump administration is reportedly seeking a $400M settlement from TikTok to fund Washington, D.C. “beautification” projects, sources say, raising legal and political questions.
President Trump blamed vandals for an unsightly algae bloom in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, sparking debate as officials cite environmental causes and ongoing maintenance issues.
The Trump administration proposes deeper Education Department cuts, shifting special education oversight and weakening civil rights enforcement, sparking alarm among advocates and lawmakers.
The Trump administration has shifted oversight of special education and civil rights away from the Education Department, raising concerns among advocates over enforcement and accountability.