Alito Calls Supreme Court Block of Venezuelan Gang Deportations ‘Legally Questionable’
The high court shunned normal procedure in blocking the removals, Justice Samuel Alito said in a dissent joined by Justice Clarence Thomas.
Madison, Jefferson, and Establishing the World’s Largest Library
In ‘This Week in History,’ Congress finally authorized an appropriation bill to purchase a collection of books and establish the Library of Congress.
The Army Aide Who Became a President’s Friend
Maj. Bob Barrett spent a formative two years assisting President Gerald Ford, after initially being tapped to assist in the Nixon administration.
The Poet Who Founded Democracy
The Athenian statesman Solon sowed the seed of democracy through verse.
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Boeing Jet Latest Casualty in Tariff War Between US, China
It’s not clear who made the final decision to return the 737 Max to the United States, as neither Boeing nor China’s Xiamen Airlines provided an explanation.
Trump Admin Files Response to Supreme Court Pause on Deportations
The ACLU’s emergency application challenges Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal immigrants accused of being criminal gang members.
▶Persecuted in China, Young Shen Yun Artists Find New Meaning on the World Stage
Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that’s become a global sensation.
CCP Likely Enabling Industrial Cyber Scamming of US Nationals, Say Experts
With ’tens or hundreds of billions of dollars’ unaccounted for, ‘it is hard to believe that China would not be benefiting from that in some way,’ West said.
▶Mikki Willis: How Our Modern Age Is Severing the Human Connection to the Divine
Mikki Willis is an award-winning filmmaker and producer of the Plandemic Series. His new film is ‘Follow the Silenced.’
Dreamless Nights? What Your Brain Is Trying to Tell You
When the sandman skips your house, your brain pays a hidden price.
Canker Sores: Small, Painful Mouth Ulcers With 4 Likely Causes
Canker sores are common, affecting up to 50 percent of people during their lifetime.
State Department Says Chinese Satellite Company Supporting Houthi Attacks on US Interests
Beijing’s support of the company ‘is yet another example of China’s empty claims to support peace,’ State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said.
Vance Meets Pope Francis on Easter Sunday
‘I know you have not been feeling great, but it’s good to see you in better health,’ Vance told the pope.
ACLU Sues Trump Admin Over Revocation of International Student Visas
Several hundred foreign students throughout the country have had their visas or legal status revoked.
Federal Judge Pauses Trump Admin Layoffs at Consumer Watchdog Agency
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson said on Friday that she is ‘deeply concerned’ that the administration isn’t complying with a previous order.
ICE-Detained Pro-Palestinian Tufts Student Must Be Moved to Vermont, Judge Rules
The student published an op-ed calling for her university to cut off financial ties with Israel.
Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violating One-Day Easter Cease-Fire
On April 18, Trump and Rubio said the United States will walk away from peace negotiations unless there are definitive signs of progress soon.
▶Former Vice President of Argentina Hails Shen Yun’s ‘Spectacular’ Celebration of Chinese Culture
‘The performance is spectacular, and its resistance to communism is equally commendable,’ said Carlos Ruckauf.
Mississippi Supreme Court Rules Transitioning Teen Not Entitled to Name Change
State law allows a minor’s name to be changed only when it is ‘clearly in the best interest of the child,’ the court held.
Minerals in Hand, Africa’s Trade Envoys Head for the US
Trade experts suggest African countries respond to U.S tariffs with diplomacy and avoid retaliation to get the best trade agreements.
We Took the Buyout: Federal Employees on Why They Accepted the Offer to Quit
More than 75,000 workers accepted the buyout program, which was part of efforts to shrink the size of the federal bureaucracy.
Concord, Lexington Celebrate 250th Anniversary of American Revolution’s ‘Shot Heard Round the World’
The neighboring towns are etched in history as the first battles of the American Revolution but debate remains over where the first shot was fired.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange 538 War Prisoners
The UAE-brokered prisoner exchange was made on the same day Russian President Vladimir Putin unilaterally declared a 30-hour Easter cease-fire.
Fra Angelico’s Frescoes: Dissolving Materiality Through Contemplation
The depicted scenes from the life of Christ were meant to inspire meditation, prayer, and devotion in the Dominican monks.
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