Category: Politics

Labor unions for educators and school staff are suing President Trump over immigration arrests near schools, claiming it causes fear among students and teachers, leading to dropouts.

In Kathmandu, demonstrators clashed with authorities and targeted properties of political leaders over the deaths of at least 19 protesters, leading to significant political changes.

Frank Bisignano is aiming to modernize the Social Security Administration with a move away from paper checks.

As tourist numbers bounce back to pre-pandemic highs in major hot spots, protests against tourism have become more common and louder.

After a jet with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen lost GPS in Bulgaria, NATO acknowledges the rising threat from Russia’s maneuvers across Europe.

Trump’s approval ratings have plummeted to a shocking -11, as tracked by Newsweek, revealing a deepening divide in public opinion regarding his presidency.

A federal judge has put a halt to Trump’s plans to deploy the National Guard in California. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer, based in San Francisco, issued the order and has temporarily delayed the ruling until September 12.

From September 2, the Department of State narrows the eligibility for waiving the nonimmigrant visa interview requirement.

During a guest appearance on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, Woody Allen discussed his experience working with Trump, stating he isn’t a supporter but recognizes Trump’s talents in front of the camera.

A Ukrainian analyst shared clips filmed in Shenzhen, attributing them to a downed Russian drone, raising concerns over electronic supplies from China to Russia.