(NPR) — Under the Trump administration, churches are now thinking more expansively about the concept of sanctuary to include migrants who fear that new policies could suddenly make them vulnerable to…

The Vermont senator’s Fighting Oligarchy tour offers a lifeline to flailing Democrats—and a warning to their leaders.

“By streamlining operations and reducing unnecessary positions, we are strengthening our ability to serve the public," a BLM spokesperson said.

China remains the United States' top military and cyber threat, according to a report by U.S. intelligence agencies published on Tuesday that said Beijing was making "steady but uneven" progress on capabilities it could use to capture Taiwan.

Tradeswomen have spent decades fighting for their place in the skilled trades. Now they’re suing the government over its DEI policies.

President Donald Trump is seeking lower energy costs for U.S. consumers. His policies may affect oil and gas companies' profit margins.

Kyiv views the US agreement to facilitate Russia’s access to global markets for agricultural products and fertilisers as a weakening of sanctions against Moscow.

Republican lawmakers are setting their sights on the judiciary following court rulings that have halted Trump's agenda.

The West Virginia Senate is considering legislation that would prohibit homeless people from camping on public property throughout the state.

The Pentagon sent out a clear warning one week before that group chat disaster.

Miami Beach community members and free speech advocates remain vigilant over retaliation and censorship of the independent theater

Shrinking range anxiety.

NBC News joined a NATO flotilla as it sailed the icy sea hunting Russian saboteurs accused of targeting undersea cables.

A portrait of Trump that he didn’t like has been removed from the Colorado State Capitol. What if we weaponized his delusional vanity against him?

The discovery of the muddy tablet on the banks of the Thames — nonfunctional but with a SIM card intact — helped London police convict three men in the attempted killing.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has pledged that he won’t entirely dismantle two of the Liberals’ flagship programs if elected, pharmacare and dental care.

The H5N1 strain of bird flu has the "potential to become a pandemic", according to an expert at the UK Health Security Agency.

The conversation among the defense secretary and other national security officials on a commercial messaging app mistakenly included the editor in chief of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg.

Hold onto your cocktail sauce.

Native American veterans Ira Hayes and Lori Piestewa removed from Pentagon website following Trump's DEI ban, despite tribal sovereignty claims

Studies show those who engage emotionally with bot rely on it more and have fewer real-life relationships Heavy users of ChatGPT tend to be lonelier, more emotionally dependent on the AI tool and have fewer offline social relationships, new research suggests. Only a small number of users engage emotionally with ChatGPT, but those who do are among the heaviest users, according to a pair of studies from OpenAI and the MIT Media Lab. Continue reading...

‘Signalgate’ will send shockwaves through the US security apparatus and foreign allies

President Trump’s executive order aimed at closing the Education Department has set off alarm bells in American Samoa and around the nation. KHJ News asked the Department of Education  for information...

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We haven’t had much occasion to see our leaders put to the test. But the Trump administration is making strict demands that aren’t easy to meet.

Criticism by Denmark's leader Mette Frederiksen comes after the White House announced a US delegation would be visiting the Arctic island.

The magician’s Crohn’s disease became so severe, he began to self harm. Now thanks to the magic of the NHS, he’s back and performing a 47-night run in Soho

To curb Iran's nuclear ambitions before it is too late, the Trump administration has no choice but to learn the art of strategic compromise.

A judge entered a not-guilty plea for a former Baltimore Ravens, University of Michigan assistant football coach charged with hacking into the computer accounts of college athletes.

In a lawsuit filed in federal district court in Boston Tuesday morning, the professor associations, including at Harvard, argue the government's policies have chilled speech at higher education instit...

A new documentary shows us our local guardians of intellectual freedom in battle.

This Trump administration official was a key figure in the dismantling of the United States Agency for International Development — and will help set the agenda for the future of foreign aid.

Millions of unmoored and undocumented people are being punished for the crime of having enriched the wealthiest country on Earth

Frank Bisignano, Trump's nominee to lead the Social Security Administration, was pressed at his Senate confirmation hearing to answer for Elon Musk's actions.

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