A proposed California bill aimed at protecting immigration support providers faces criticism from those who say it could shield fraud and criminalize investigations.
A Venezuelan man who was deported from the U.S. and detained at CECOT prison in El Salvador is suing the U.S. government for $1.3 million in damages.
The Department of Agriculture announced plans to relocate the Forest Service headquarters and restructure the agency, moving 260 positions to Utah.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has 80% of its top director positions unfilled 14 months after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. became health secretary.
The Department of Homeland Security reactivated the Global Entry program on March 11 after temporarily suspending it during an ongoing department shutdown.
Democratic Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear attacked Vice President JD Vance at an Ohio fundraiser, part of growing Democratic efforts to target potential 2028 GOP nominee.
AI startup Upstage is reportedly negotiating with AMD to acquire 10,000 artificial intelligence chips to support its operations in South Korea.
Multiple conflicting reports have surfaced regarding Iran's UN role, alleged military conflict, and international responses, with unclear timeline and facts.
Athletic directors and commissioners are questioning the value of conference championship games as college football's playoff system evolves.
Electric vehicle suppliers report production challenges while high gas prices drive consumer interest in EVs.
Iran's football federation is negotiating with FIFA to relocate its World Cup matches from the United States to Mexico, citing player safety concerns.
Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Russia's partnership with Iran following overnight attacks that killed at least five people.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said reducing Europe's nuclear energy sector was a strategic mistake.
Trump administration counterterrorism officials are reportedly planning a summit focused on addressing antifa and left-wing extremist groups.
Workers at major technology and entertainment companies are organizing grassroots efforts to challenge executive decisions on immigration and international issues.
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