Politics

Harvard University must face a lawsuit after a U.S. judge ruled that Jewish students alleged antisemitism on campus.

Pro-Palestinian protesters agree to end encampment at Harvard

Both Biden and Trump believe raising tariffs on China is a winning move, especially in battleground states. But is it good for everyone?

Tariffs 101: Is raising tariffs on China a win for Americans?

Germany's newest military innovation could significantly impact Ukraine’s artillery capabilities. The country has created a prototype artillery shell with an impressive firing range of up to 62 miles, a substantial leap from the current 155 mm rounds that reach only 20 miles.

German prototype shell to extend Ukraine’s artillery range against Russia

New polls show former President Trump leading President Biden in five key battleground states with less than six months until the election.

Poll: Trump leads in 5 of 6 battleground states Biden won in 2020

The Biden administration imposes new tariffs on Chinese goods, aiming to protect American jobs amid concerns over unfair trade practices.

Biden administration unveils new tariffs on Chinese imports, including EVs

Michael Cohen, the one-time lawyer for Donald Trump, took the stand in the former president’s criminal trial.

Cohen testifies Trump said ‘just do it’ about payment to Daniels

Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar is facing very similar charges to Sen. Bob Menendez but he has received less attention.

Menendez trial begins while Cuellar indictment flies under the radar

Chinese scholarships exploit UK universities for espionage; panel raises concerns, calls for funding investigations.

Report warns China using scholarship programs to plant spies, quash dissent

During Duke University’s commencement ceremony, Sunday May 12, approximately 30 students stood up from their seats, some waving Palestinian flags. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who was receiving an honorary degree and set to address the graduating class, witnessed the walkout.

Group of students walk out of Duke graduation before Jerry Seinfeld’s speech

Michael Cohen, the one-time lawyer of Donald Trump, is set to take the stand in the former president’s criminal trial.

Michael Cohen expected to take the stand in Donald Trump’s criminal trial

One man acquitted in the plan to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, D, in 2020 is running for county sheriff.

Man acquitted in Michigan Gov. Whitmer kidnapping plot runs for sheriff

The Senate reauthorized the FAA with a 5-year, $105 billion bill to enhance air travel safety and customer service.

Senate passes sweeping FAA bill focused on safety, consumer protections

Hunter Biden’s trial will proceed in June after a federal appeals court denied his request to dismiss gun charges in Delaware.

Federal appeals court rejects Hunter Biden’s dismissal request in gun case

After hours of testimony by Stormy Daniels, lawyers for former President Donald Trump requested a mistrial.

Judge denies Donald Trump’s request for mistrial after Stormy Daniels concludes testimony

A new House bill is reigniting the debate over whether noncitizens voting in U.S. elections is a big issue.

Is a bill to require proof of citizenship for voting necessary?

Denver cleared two migrant encampments after migrants make demands, prompting about 100 migrants to move to city-run shelters

Migrants in Denver issue list of demands to city before clearing encampments

Russia showcased depleted military on Victory Day as the U.K. escalates crack down on Russian espionage and destabilizing activities.

Russia V-Day parade raises questions about military capabilities, supplies

House votes 359 to 43 to reject Rep. Greene's motion to oust Speaker Mike Johnson over leadership concerns.

House Speaker Mike Johnson survives attempt to oust him

President Joe Biden expressed frustration over delays in emergency relief distribution after Hurricane Beryl due to difficulties contacting Texas officials.

Biden says US will not supply weapons to Israel for Rafah operation

A new poll from the Associated Press shows that most Americans' don't trust news outlets to report accurate information on Election Day.

Poll: Most Americans ‘very’ concerned over media’s election night coverage

The Biden administration has paused ammunition shipments to Israel, despite Congress' bipartisan aid package, prompting Republican inquiries.

Republicans demand answers after Biden admin halts Israel bomb shipments

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims that a parasitic worm ate part of his brain and then died back in 2010.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a worm ate part of his brain then died

The U.S. pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah.

US pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over Rafah operation

Fifty governors expressed disapproval over a new proposal that would partially change who has control over a state's National Guard.

All 50 governors oppose Biden proposal on authority over the National Guard