
South African Refugees Face Administrative Challenges in US Midwest
White South African asylum seekers encounter bureaucratic difficulties with driving regulations despite being part of Trump administration refugee program.

White South African asylum seekers encounter bureaucratic difficulties with driving regulations despite being part of Trump administration refugee program.

NYC schools confront falling enrollment, grading policy concerns, and increased marketing efforts as families leave the city.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is facing scrutiny over financial disclosures related to a property purchase and party funding.

A U.S. district judge rejected the Justice Department's request for sensitive voter information from Rhode Island.

The Justice Department has demanded admissions data from three universities while the Trump administration forms committees to reform college sports.

The Supreme Court case Louisiana v Callais examines voting rights protections while April elections could impact House control.

California Representative Eric Swalwell withdrew from the state's gubernatorial race following sexual assault allegations against him.

House lawmakers will address FISA surveillance powers extension and work on second reconciliation bill before recess.

James Comey told CNN that President Trump appears different now compared to 2017, describing his behavior as more erratic.

The California Republican Party declined to endorse a gubernatorial candidate despite Trump's backing, while Democrats struggle to field strong contenders.

More than a dozen Washington D.C. police officers were placed on leave during an internal investigation into alleged manipulation of crime statistics.

National Transportation Safety Board member Todd Inman departed the agency abruptly, claiming the White House terminated him two years into his five-year term.

The Anti-Defamation League is pushing Mayor Brandon Johnson to act on antisemitism task force recommendations that have awaited action for nearly a month.

Philosophy professor Idris Robinson filed lawsuit against Texas State University, claiming constitutional rights violations after his contract ended following off-campus Israeli-Palestinian conflict talk.

Batya Ungar-Sargon explores the historical factors behind Jewish Americans' political affiliations and changing perspectives in recent work.
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