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The U.S. Mission to Saudi Arabia urged Americans in the region to take additional precautions and avoid non-essential travel to U.S. military installations.

‘The United States of America is immediately open to negotiation with Denmark and/or any of these Countries that have put so much at risk,’ Trump wrote.

A new survey shows U.S. jobseekers increasingly seek stability, even if it means lower pay or compromised roles.

Federal officials say no illegal immigrants were released on parole in December, as border apprehensions and encounters fell to historically low levels.

The U.S. president warned that a power vacuum could create more problems, pointing to historical examples as a cautionary tale.

The president attended a ceremony for President Donald J. Trump Boulevard. The change is ceremonial, so addresses won’t be affected.

The president also pardoned two co-defendants in the case, which involved an alleged bribe during Vazquez Garced’s reelection bid in 2020.

As long as protestors are not obstructing the agents from performing their duties, they cannot be detained or tear gassed, the ruling states.

The Space Launch System could carry its first astronaut crew into space as early as Feb. 6.

It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.

As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.

Stock markets were choppy this week on White House–Federal Reserve tensions, Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, and an upbeat TSMC outlook.

High-level discussions involved how to accelerate the construction of more than $15 billion in new power generation.

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

It’s Japan’s largest investment to date in the U.S. natural gas industry.

The Justice Department said in its latest filing Friday that Ryan Routh’s crimes ‘undeniably warrant a life sentence.’

The company posted record sales in the United States in 2025.

The U.S. Mission to Saudi Arabia urged Americans in the region to take additional precautions and avoid non-essential travel to U.S. military installations.

‘The United States of America is immediately open to negotiation with Denmark and/or any of these Countries that have put so much at risk,’ Trump wrote.

A new survey shows U.S. jobseekers increasingly seek stability, even if it means lower pay or compromised roles.

Federal officials say no illegal immigrants were released on parole in December, as border apprehensions and encounters fell to historically low levels.

The U.S. president warned that a power vacuum could create more problems, pointing to historical examples as a cautionary tale.

The president attended a ceremony for President Donald J. Trump Boulevard. The change is ceremonial, so addresses won’t be affected.

The president also pardoned two co-defendants in the case, which involved an alleged bribe during Vazquez Garced’s reelection bid in 2020.

As long as protestors are not obstructing the agents from performing their duties, they cannot be detained or tear gassed, the ruling states.

The Space Launch System could carry its first astronaut crew into space as early as Feb. 6.

It’s the latest lawsuit in what’s been a flurry of actions the Trump administration has taken against states to ensure accurate voter rolls.

As civil unrest mounts in Iran, the exiled royal said he’s uniquely positioned to guide the country though a leadership change.

Stock markets were choppy this week on White House–Federal Reserve tensions, Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, and an upbeat TSMC outlook.

High-level discussions involved how to accelerate the construction of more than $15 billion in new power generation.

The Minnesota governor referred to a news report claiming the U.S. Department of Justice had launched an investigation into state officials.

It’s Japan’s largest investment to date in the U.S. natural gas industry.

The Justice Department said in its latest filing Friday that Ryan Routh’s crimes ‘undeniably warrant a life sentence.’

The company posted record sales in the United States in 2025.