Politics

The MEALS Act returned to the spotlight this week as Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) rejected any regret for backing the pandemic-era bill now linked to Minnesota’s massive Feeding Our Future fraud probe.

More than 100 House Republicans are calling for oversight of Syria as the United States moves to repeal sanctions against the country.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched a tip line to stop state entities from allowing biological men in women's spaces.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio sanctioned two judges from the International Criminal Court (ICC), accusing them of illegitimately targeting Israel.

The UK government is preparing to pressure tech giants Apple and Google to introduce nudity detection systems directly into their devices' operating systems.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has reignited debate over the future of work and money, declaring that advanced AI and robotics will soon render traditional savings—and even jobs—unnecessary.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued 33 pardons on Thursday, and among them was one name that stood out—not for legal reasons, but for stardom.

Antisemitic posts resurfacing from more than a decade ago abruptly ended a key appointment in NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s incoming administration, raising fresh questions about vetting and judgment during the city’s transition.

Questions are resurfacing after confirmation that Maryland Gov. Wes Moore filmed a 2022 campaign commercial about public education inside an elite private school attended by his children.

Authorities have identified a “person of interest” in the deadly shooting at Brown University, though the individual’s name has not yet been released.