The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas seeking testimony and phone records from New York Times reporters after a federal judge questioned the process used to obtain them.
The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement that now faces congressional review over enrichment and inspection safeguards.
A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s challenge to Minnesota sanctuary policies, leaving state and local limits on immigration-enforcement cooperation in place.
More than 60 senators support a bill targeting Russian officials, banks, energy projects, sanctions evasion, and major buyers of Russian oil and gas.
The Justice Department says federal agencies may permit TikTok USDS on official devices after changes to its ownership and security structure.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has reached parts of the United States, while President Trump has blamed Canada and raised the possibility of higher tariffs.
The Pentagon will add annual testosterone-deficiency screening for service members 30 and older. Treatment would be voluntary, while the clinical rules and costs remain unclear.
The Trump administration’s new public-charge rule is scheduled to take effect September 18. Here is what it changes, what is still unclear, and why the policy remains contested.
A federal judge temporarily blocked a policy that could impose immigration consequences on noncitizen researchers and advocates working on online misinformation, content moderation and trust and safety.
What Happened President Trump announced on June 27 that he is nominating Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper, as the next director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. If confirmed, Schroyer would be the first Senate-confirmed ICE director since Sarah Saldana left the post in early 2017, ending nearly a decade of acting directors, thirteen … Read more
