Politics
Trump Administration Introduces Policy Making Green Card Process Harder for Immigrants
The Trump administration announced a significant policy change aimed at making it more difficult for immigrants in the United States to obtain permanent residency, commonly known as a green card. The policy shift aligns with
Protests and Clashes Erupt in Belgrade Against Serbia’s President
Violence broke out following a massive anti-government protest in Belgrade led by tens of thousands of opponents of Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic. Although the initial rally at a central square in Belgrade was peaceful, clashes
The Nightly Task of Documenting Congress
Washington, D.C. — Inside a red-brick building near the Capitol, workers engage in a nightly ritual that captures the essence of congressional proceedings, producing the Congressional Record. This document serves as the definitive source of
House Republicans Delay Vote on Iran War Powers Resolution
On Thursday, House Republicans postponed a vote on a measure demanding President Trump withdraw from the conflict with Iran. The decision to delay the vote occurred under circumstances where the Trump administration struggled to secure
Michael Cohen Applies for DOJ’s Anti-Weaponization Fund
Michael Cohen, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, intends to seek financial relief from the Justice Department’s new “anti-weaponization fund.” This fund, valued at $1.776 billion, offers compensation to those who claim the legal system
U.S. Army Achieves 2026 Recruiting Goals Early
The United States Army has successfully met its recruiting goals for 2026 ahead of schedule. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, made this announcement during a commencement speech at the United States Military Academy in West
Pete Hegseth: New Role as U.S. Defense Secretary
Pete Hegseth has taken on the role of U.S. Defense Secretary under President Donald Trump. His swearing-in ceremony took place on January 25, 2025, presided over by Vice President JD Vance during the second term
Cuban Influence in the U.S.: An Alleged Network Under Investigation
The U.S. government is examining claims that Cuba’s communist government has established an influence network within the U.S. Authorities are focusing on rapid responses from this network following significant events involving Cuba. Cuba’s Influence Attempts:
Kevin Warsh Takes Helm at Federal Reserve, Faces Mixed Signals on Interest Rates
Kevin Warsh was sworn in as the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, succeeding Jerome Powell after a White House ceremony. Warsh emphasized the importance of promoting price stability and maximum employment, asserting these goals
New Federal Legislation Targets Non-Consensual Imagery and Deepfakes
President Donald Trump signed the Take It Down Act, a bipartisan law aimed at imposing stricter penalties on the distribution of non-consensual intimate images and AI-generated deepfakes. This act, effective immediately, was introduced by Senators