Executive Branch

White House press secretary said authorities were removing ‘career criminals’ from the streets of the nation’s capital.

The federal government had requested a lower court’s orders be stayed on Sept. 8.

Trump said on Sept. 2 that he hoped the high court would uphold his tariff package.

Trump called the Israeli attack in Doha ‘unfortunate,’ and said that eliminating Hamas is a ‘worthy goal.’

‘We will seek the maximum penalty for this unforgivable act of violence,’ said the U.S. attorney general.

The action follows the release of undercover recordings shared by a Texas lawmaker that triggered a Justice Department investigation.

The embassy told The Epoch Times that it is in communication with local law enforcement after Iryna Zarutska’s death last month.

Afrikaners and members of other minorities who are victims of racial discrimination are being considered for the refugee program.

The judge said the state legislature had no right to change the rules of a redistricting committee that Utah residents voted for in 2018.

One grantee reported $100 in revenue in 2023, but was awarded $2 billion in 2024.

The president called the Charlotte train stabbing ‘horrible’ and said nation must confront evil.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) applauds the FDA for taking action, noting that China has flooded the United States with counterfeit drugs.

‘No party should be able to weaponize the confirmation process the way that Senate Democrats are doing now,’ the majority leader wrote.

ICE agents have been stationed at Naval Station Great Lakes, a military base outside Chicago.

A lower court judge previously blocked federal authorities from stopping or arresting individuals based on the language they speak or where they work.

Judges said the president defamed E. Jean Carroll.

The high court’s new ruling temporarily pauses a lower court order reinstating Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter.

The president spoke during a hearing on religious liberty at the Museum of the Bible, which featured testimony from students and parents.

White House press secretary said authorities were removing ‘career criminals’ from the streets of the nation’s capital.

The federal government had requested a lower court’s orders be stayed on Sept. 8.

Trump said on Sept. 2 that he hoped the high court would uphold his tariff package.

Trump called the Israeli attack in Doha ‘unfortunate,’ and said that eliminating Hamas is a ‘worthy goal.’

‘We will seek the maximum penalty for this unforgivable act of violence,’ said the U.S. attorney general.

The action follows the release of undercover recordings shared by a Texas lawmaker that triggered a Justice Department investigation.

The embassy told The Epoch Times that it is in communication with local law enforcement after Iryna Zarutska’s death last month.

Afrikaners and members of other minorities who are victims of racial discrimination are being considered for the refugee program.

The judge said the state legislature had no right to change the rules of a redistricting committee that Utah residents voted for in 2018.

One grantee reported $100 in revenue in 2023, but was awarded $2 billion in 2024.

The president called the Charlotte train stabbing ‘horrible’ and said nation must confront evil.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) applauds the FDA for taking action, noting that China has flooded the United States with counterfeit drugs.

‘No party should be able to weaponize the confirmation process the way that Senate Democrats are doing now,’ the majority leader wrote.

ICE agents have been stationed at Naval Station Great Lakes, a military base outside Chicago.

A lower court judge previously blocked federal authorities from stopping or arresting individuals based on the language they speak or where they work.

Judges said the president defamed E. Jean Carroll.

The high court’s new ruling temporarily pauses a lower court order reinstating Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter.

The president spoke during a hearing on religious liberty at the Museum of the Bible, which featured testimony from students and parents.