Category: Politics

Jimmy Kimmel will be back on late-night television Tuesday after a suspension that sparked a national debate on free speech and Donald Trump’s influence over the media. Despite his return, Kimmel’s show won’t be aired by some ABC affiliates who opposed him last week.

With rising gas prices and refinery shutdowns, California enacts new laws to retain oil companies amid growing concerns over an industry exodus.

Recently, the Trump administration scrapped federal funding for various street safety initiatives, bike lanes, and pedestrian trails across the U.S., arguing these projects aren’t built with cars in mind.

Poland’s PM Donald Tusk revealed significant incursions by Russian drones into NATO airspace, marking the first Article 4 invocation since the Ukraine war began. The event prompted an urgent alliance-wide meeting on collective security.

Rupert Murdoch and News Corp. are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s massive $10 billion libel suit, which they claim attacks the foundation of free speech by labeling it an affront to the First Amendment.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that Poland stands ready to intercept any foreign aircraft, especially from Russia, that enter its airspace without permission following heightened incidents in NATO territories.

A significant cyberattack known as Salt Typhoon, attributed to Chinese hackers, has compromised critical data within U.S. networks, which could potentially impact nearly all Americans. Security officials label this breach as both advanced and widespread, indicating potential involvement of technology firms based in China along with military and intelligence agencies.

With a new $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applicants sparking confusion, the White House has stepped in to clear things up.

SEOUL, Sept. 21 (Yonhap) — North Korea has yet to share any updates on the outcomes of its recent parliamentary session, originally scheduled for last week, leading to speculation about potential extensions of the meeting.