
Trump Administration Expands Immigration Enforcement Actions
The administration announced expanded denaturalization efforts and third-country deportation policies affecting asylum seekers and naturalized citizens.

The administration announced expanded denaturalization efforts and third-country deportation policies affecting asylum seekers and naturalized citizens.

Republicans on Senate Armed Services Committee include language in defense bill to rename Department of Defense to Department of War.

Current and former Justice Department officials exchange criticism over allegations of political targeting in prosecutions.

A federal judge found the Trump administration illegally revoked immigration status from migrants who used a Biden-era application system.

The Trump administration plans to announce new trade investigations into unfair practices that could result in additional tariffs on imports.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. oversees vaccine research initiative as reports emerge of planned FDA commissioner dismissal.
The Treasury Department sanctioned Cuba's president, his wife, and three others as part of expanded pressure on the island's government.

A federal judge rebuked prosecutors during detention proceedings for Cole Allen, accused in a shooting incident at the correspondents' dinner that wounded a Secret Service officer.

Arizona's highest court rejected prosecutors' appeal, sending the election case back to a grand jury for review.

Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orban before upcoming parliamentary elections.

President Trump called for passage of a $350 billion reconciliation package while his administration terminated partnerships with dozens of organizations.

President Trump addressed questions about Israel's potential nuclear weapon use and faced internal criticism over Iran conflict policy.

More than 90% of four-year universities no longer require standardized test scores for admission after pandemic-era policy changes.

Democratic lawmakers question White House transparency on Iran negotiations as ceasefire extension continues without set timeline.

The House Armed Services Committee approved the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act following 14 hours of debate on amendments.
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