Here are some of the 5,800 contracts the Trump administration formally canceled this week in a wave of terse emails.

The U.S. government is under attack from within, the Constitution isn't really in effect, but if you don't follow politics and aren't directly targeted, you might not notice

The U.S. government is under attack from within, the Constitution isn't really in effect, but if you don't follow politics and aren't directly targeted, you might not notice

Brazil’s prosecutor-general Paulo Gonet has formally charged former President Jair Bolsonaro with attempting a coup to stay in office after his 2022 election defeat.

Katie Phang and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser discuss a federal judge extending a restraining order blocking Elon Musk and DOGE from accessing the Treasury Department's payment system.

The president’s full-court press to dominate media and control cultural institutions is straight out of the authoritarian playbook

"That's not what we expect from the foremost nation of the free world," John Major said.

How the administration's funding freeze threatens the infrastructure that keeps rural communities — and everyday America — running.

Farmington, N.Y. — Five people face murder charges after a Minnesota man reported missing man in Ontario County was found dead in a field in Yates County.

An 87-year-old Holocaust survivor called the U.S. president's plan to permanently force Palestinians out of Gaza "completely immoral and illegal, and also impractical and absurd."

Strict guidance from the national defense department crushed plans for a parade held in honor of Frederick Douglass’ 207th birthday because it was being held during Black History Month.

Keith Kellogg tells countries to offer concrete solutions and boost spending instead of complaining about talks role

US vice-president’s speech and meeting with Germany’s AfD chief signal administration’s wider plans for continent