Immigration Detention Case Reaches Supreme Court
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to hear Genalo v. D.C., challenging a ruling that grants bond hearings during prolonged immigration detention.
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The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to hear Genalo v. D.C., challenging a ruling that grants bond hearings during prolonged immigration detention.
A massive five-day ICE sweep in Indiana resulting in 426 arrests has prompted Senator Jim Banks to push for legislation codifying Trump's immigration policies.
US President Donald Trump shared an image on Truth Social depicting the Strait of Hormuz relabeled as the 'Trump Strait' following remarks from Iran.
US President Donald Trump has described his discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping as highly productive.
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has described the consultations held with Iranian representatives within the framework of the UN General Assembly as successful.
The 81st session of the UN General Assembly is starting in New York, gathering nearly 200 official representatives to discuss global issues.
House Republican investigators are pressing forward with their inquiry into fundraising platform ActBlue following new memos and witness depositions.
Political committees funded by the Soros family have disbursed over $40 million to Democratic allies, directing major funding into key congressional races.
Washington's proposed restrictions on providing financial resources and services to the International Criminal Court threaten its technical operations and major investigations.
President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani are scheduled to meet at Gracie Mansion to discuss urban issues ahead of the midterms.
Republican lawmakers are debating the necessity of federal AI regulation, with some questioning if Big Tech's safety warnings are meant to stifle competition.
The Department of Justice has charged 16 people across several states with illegal voting and election-related crimes amid an expanding federal investigation.