Politics

Hilton's St. Paul Downtown DoubleTree in Minneapolis canceled the reservations of several ICE agents amid ongoing protests.

Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) introduced a bill expanding the denaturalization process for individuals committing fraud or other serious felonies, as well as those who join terrorist organizations.

Several countries have received invitations from President Trump to be involved in the Board of Peace for Gaza.

Candidate ties involving Florida congressional hopeful Aaron Baker are drawing renewed scrutiny after evidence surfaced showing a close, years-long relationship with a registered sex offender—contradicting Baker’s public claims that the man was only a former coworker.

The new governor of Virginia, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, signed an executive order pulling a previous order requiring state law enforcement to work with ICE.

The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether search warrants collecting location data of individuals near crime scenes are constitutional.

President Donald Trump criticized the New York Stock Exchange's (NYSE) expansion in Dallas, Texas, stating that it would be detrimental to New York and serves as a test for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) 56th Annual Meeting saw a record turnout, with hundreds of business and political leaders arriving in Davos, Switzerland, for the summit.

A radical group of New York City public school teachers is planning a “Teach-In for Palestine” on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

A new report details how a self-described “Feminist Collective” assumed editorial control of the American Political Science Review.