Category: Politics

In a surprising turn, the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged after its latest meeting, despite pressure from President Trump. This notably marked the first time in decades that two members expressed dissent.

What kind of terms could we expect for a potential surrender agreement with Hamas? The diplomatic push from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt to disarm Hamas and facilitate peace holds significant weight, but where exactly could Hamas find refuge? Mark Almond discusses the historical implications of forced displacement.

In St. Paul, Minnesota, a significant cyberattack triggers security worries, prompting Governor Tim Walz to deploy the National Guard to assist in recovery efforts after malicious activity was detected on city networks.

California Senator Alex Padilla is pushing a bill aimed at simplifying the green card process for millions of immigrants.

Kim Yo Jong, sister of Kim Jong-Un, speaks out on Trump administration relations, but warns against sending denuclearization proposals.

Pete Buttigieg reacts to Trump’s AI-generated video of Obama, offering his insights on the former president’s questionable tactics.

Experts say the crackdown on immigration is affecting the labor market, leading to slower job growth in the U.S.

Tensions are escalating in the Pacific as the US and China engage in a competitive arms build-up, all while the precarious situation in Taiwan unfolds. The US is making strides to outpace China’s military advancements, particularly focusing on a new groundbreaking missile technology.

Items marketed on Fort Bragg when President Donald Trump visited on June 10 were reportedly sold without following installation rules, as stated by a spokesperson.

Miguel Angel Ponce Jr. expressed his shock and offense at being asked by immigration officers to shave his beard due to a case of mistaken identity.