President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he is immediately raising his worldwide tariff from 10 percent to 15 percent, one day after the Supreme Court struck down his broader reciprocal tariff regime.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told residents Saturday to show up at local sanitation garages with "paperwork" and identification if they want to help shovel snow ahead of the city's first blizzard in nearly a decade. Voting in elections, according to Mamdani and his political allies, should require no such documentation.
Sergeant Denise Wallet, a 27-year veteran of the Detroit Police Department, was on a call earlier this month assisting an officer dealing with a suspect who couldn't speak English. She called Customs and Border Protection for help identifying the individual. Not to deport anyone. Not to "enforce immigration law." Just to figure out who the person was.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went after Vice President JD Vance on Friday, claiming he believes Americans should be gunned down on the street. The New York Democrat was responding to Vance backing the ICE agent who fatally shot a Minneapolis woman during an immigration enforcement operation Wednesday.
SALEM, Ore., Oregon will finally start scrubbing roughly 800,000 inactive voter registrations from its rolls after letting them pile up since 2017, Secretary of State Tobias Read announced Friday.
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. -- A Virginia Tech sociology professor's accusation that a group of white teenagers committed a racially motivated hate crime against him has been debunked by local police, who found the teens were simply clearing snow from their truck at a nearby house party.
WASHINGTON -- Someone poured a brown-black chemical across the outdoor ice rink at the Trump-Kennedy Center sometime overnight Thursday, wrecking the surface and killing a Friday night skating show.
WASHINGTON -- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Friday that all commercial truck driver license tests in the United States will now be administered exclusively in English, ending state policies that allowed big-rig operators to take exams in foreign languages.
