Reps. Andy Biggs and David Schweikert support Trump’s Iran attack despite their past stance on presidential war powers.
Crude oil benchmarks surged past $100 per barrel, with prices nearing $120 before international measures eased the rally.
Anthropic sues to stop Pentagon’s AI restrictions, challenging supply chain risk designation and defending AI ethics.
As the April tax deadline approaches, more taxpayers are trying AI chatbots for help, but experts urge caution and accuracy.
Two men inspired by ISIS brought explosives to a far-right protest in NYC, facing charges after a failed attack.
President Trump and Christine Drazan aim to end Oregon’s mail-in voting, citing fraud concerns despite evidence to the contrary. This move faces strong opposition.
A Bali court sentenced three Australians for a fatal shooting, claiming they were paid by an unidentified man.
Thousands gathered in Selma to mark 61 years since Bloody Sunday, amid concerns about the future of the Voting Rights Act.
John Zola’s paradise in Pennsylvania is threatened by a power line project, causing local opposition and legal battles.
A federal judge ruled that Kari Lake, Trump’s pick for USAGM, lacked legal authority to dismantle the Voice of America.
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling blocking the Trump administration’s efforts to end TPS for 350,000 Haitians.
President Trump warns college sports and education could collapse without swift reforms, eyeing a new executive order.
