Attorney General Bondi Announces Lawsuit Against Maine Over Boys in Girls’ Sports
The Department of Justice will consider retroactively pulling funding from schools that continue to allow transgender boys to compete in girls’ sports.
The Cost of a Nuclear Iran and How Decades of American Diplomacy Backfired: Yoram Ettinger
In the 1980s and 1990s, Ambassador Yoram Ettinger held a number of high-profile positions within Israel’s government.
Palace Hotel: A Dominating Presence in San Francisco
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we share glimpses of one of the most impressive ‘Gilded Age’ hotels in America.
The Best of Bach: 10 Great Baroque Compositions
Though not limited to these 10, the German composer’s expansive musical legacy has reverberated for generations.
The Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond the Call of Duty
The prestigious medal recognizes the valor ordinary men are capable of.
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Top Pentagon Officials Placed on Leave in Probe of Unauthorized Disclosures
One of the officials is an adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
US to Open New Port of Entry Facility in Southern California
Border apprehensions have dropped over 95 percent, according to CBP numbers.
CCP Deploys Playbook to Prolong Trade War, Experts Say
Beijing has already employed various familiar tactics from its playbook to retaliate against the United States, including spreading anti-American propaganda.
Transgender Men Are Not Women, UK Supreme Court Rules
Women’s rights campaigners hailed victory for ’reality over paperwork' as For Women Scotland won a battle with government over the legal definition of a woman.
Ukraine’s Parliament Extends Martial Law, Pushing Back Election Timeline
Ukraine’s martial law system allows for military conscription and the suspension of certain political activities, including regular democratic elections.
Beijing’s New Regulation on Medical Supply Part of War Preparation, Experts Say
The Chinese regime has long been preparing for war, but it’s still too risky for it to launch an invasion of Taiwan, experts say.
Measles Outbreak Likely Bigger Than Thought: CDC
Texas officials have confirmed 561 cases so far this year.
Trump Says He’s Joining Tariff Talks With Japanese Officials
‘Hopefully something can be worked out,’ the president said.
USDA Cancels $3 Billion Program for Climate-Related Farming
‘It became clear that the majority of these projects had sky-high administration fees,’ the agency says.
Rebels Declare Rival Government in Sudan After 2 Years of Civil War
A paramilitary leader said they were ‘building the only realistic future for Sudan.’
Trump Open to Deporting American Criminals to El Salvador–But Only If It’s Legal, White House Says
“It’s a legal question that the president is looking into,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
Shen Yun Performing Arts Is Very Beautiful ‘I’m Learning a Lot,’ Says Company VP
Company Vice President Ivonet Gomez attended Shen Yun Performing Arts for the first time on April 15.
Trump Admin Hands Control of Federal Land Along US–Mexico Border to Army
The U.S. Army will take control of federal land along the southern border for the next three years, according to the Interior Department.
DOJ Investigating After Judge Rules School Can Ban Protests Against Males in Girls’ Sports
‘This ruling is unconstitutional and will not stand,’ Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Freeze on Climate, Infrastructure Grants
The judge said agencies following the president’s direction cannot ‘hamstring in perpetuity two statutes passed by Congress during the previous administration.’
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
15 State Attorneys General Ask CEOs of Major Corporations to Dump DEI Policies
DEI programs could lead to legal problems for corporations, state officials say.
Trump Orders Technological Upgrades in Infrastructure Permitting Processes
As the president imposes retaliatory tariffs, companies like Nvidia are committing to setting up manufacturing hubs in the country.
Maryland Senator Traveling to El Salvador to Visit Wrongly Deported Man
Sen. Chris Van Hollen had earlier requested a meeting with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele during the leader’s visit to Washington.
‘We All Live Here’: The Comedy in Catastrophe
Jojo Moyes’s latest novel is a charming, humorous story about the collapse of a woman’s life and the chaotic relationships she endures under her roof.
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