Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with the foreign ministers of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan at a C5+1 welcome ...
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The administration won’t hesitate to revoke visas of foreigners who ‘undermine our laws,' said a State Department official.
The state argues the reversal was unlawful and requests an injunction to block fund diversion and enforce plans approved by Congress.
MANASSAS, Virginia — Sometimes in politics, the other side is doing something so bad it makes you crazy to even talk about it. Let’s call it “immunity by insanity.” Democrats’ sweep in Virginia ‘s 202
Rebecca R. Freyre By Andrew Roth and the Rebecca R. Freyre The next legislative session is two months away, and budget conversations at the state Capitol are already underway. The General Assembly wil
The United States of America is 3.8 million square miles, filled with 340 million people, producing over $30 trillion in gross domestic product per year. We are the fourth largest country by land, thi
"Put a little extra caramel on that latte," I told the young woman at Dunkin' Donuts. "If you know what I mean." "Sure," she said, drizzling a little more caramel on the mountain of whipped cream that
When I headed to Montana to visit the American Prairie, I had bison on my mind. They are the quintessential plains animal and North America's largest land mammal. But what I didn't expect was for a ro
When Donald Trump delivered a full pardon to cryptocurrency billionaire Changpeng Zhao last week, the president didn't mention the enormous financial favor that Zhao bestowed on the Trump family last
Hundreds of thousands of anti-Trump "No Kings" demonstrators marched on Saturday through the streets of thousands of American cities, to expose general opposition to the ruling Republican Party and to
Republicans have offered a continuing resolution through early 2026, a vote on non-controversial appropriations bills, and a promise to vote on the Affordable Care Act.
Hyma Moore and Aaron Evans discussed the U.S. Supreme Court's potential ruling on tariffs and the reduction in flights due to the government shutdown.
The judgement comes after a group of detainees sued, alleging they were being kept in “inhumane” conditions.
