Tariffs and birthright citizenship will test whether Trump’s power has limits
The Supreme Court's conservatives have yet to put limits on Trump's broad claims of executive power. ...
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Mexican president’s popularity endures despite rising corruption concerns
Though Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is hugely popular, opinion polls show a disconnect: Mexicans have deep concerns about crime, the…
Trump uses repeated funding cuts to pressure California, complicating state’s legal fight
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has sued the Trump administration more than 40 times. He says President Trump disregards the…
She went to get her green card and now faces deportation. Did the feds trick her?
Barbara Gomes Marques May, a filmmaker from Brazil, could be torn from her husband in Los Angeles if she is…
Supreme Court will decide if gun owners may carry in private places open to the public
California is one of five states that have tried to restrict guns in all public places. ...
Hamas agrees to return hostages but resists other parts of Trump’s peace plan
Hamas said it would agree to some parts of President Trump's peace plan, but held back on endorsing the entire…
Supreme Court says again Trump may cancel temporary protections for Venezuelans granted under Biden
Trump's lawyers said the new administration had the right to cancel Biden's temporary protections for immigrants. ...
Commentary: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fat-shames the U.S. military’s top brass as the world burns
The world may be burning, but that didn't stop Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from taking time this week to fat-shame…
With shutdown, Democrats take a perilous risk at a precarious party moment
The shutdown is a gamble for a Democratic Party facing its lowest approval numbers since the Reagan era. ...