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The ruling, which does not address the constitutionality of the order seeking to end birthright citizenship for the children of undocumented migrants, is a success for the Republican

A preliminary classified report leaked to the media contradicts Trump’s triumphant rhetoric about ‘obliterated’ nuclear facilities

The US president criticized both countries for violating the ceasefire: ‘They don’t know what the fuck they’re doing’

The US president had declared the end of hostilities between both countries and assured that the ceasefire was going into effect Tuesday

The Pentagon said that the attack on America’s largest military installation in the Middle East has caused no casualties

The decision to attack by the US president, who had pledged not to drag his country into another conflict, is shaking up the Middle East and pushing the world towards a global war scenario

The president calls arresting Governor Newsom a ‘great’ idea. A precedent for such a unilateral decision hasn’t been seen in 60 years

The public fallout brings to a close, at least for the moment, a high-profile alliance that their allies are now trying to rebuild

The New York Public Library houses the author’s papers, including those used in the making of a recent book of previously unpublished material that has ignited debate over literary legacies

The billionaire and the president of the United States publicly clashed on social media: a feud many predicted, but few imagined would be so explosive

The Republican threatened to end ‘Elon’s government contracts’ in response to the magnate’s criticism of his tax bill. The comment was made during the Republican’s meeting with Chancellor Merz at the White House

In her latest book ‘How Civil Wars Start,’ the sociologist analyzes what separates democracies from autocracies. She also looks at how this gray area, in which she places the United States, is conducive to fratricidal confrontation

The US author says that poverty in the United States could be eradicated with just 1% of the country’s GDP — but that Trump’s policies are going in the opposite direction

The richest man in the world leaves his months at the helm of DOGE with insider knowledge of the very administration he was tasked with downsizing — and a reputational crisis for his companies that won’t be easy to repair

The magistrate who ordered the precautionary suspension of the ban on foreign students had already ruled in favor of the university in 2019 in a case on positive discrimination in the admissions system

The new blow amounts to $100 million, and the US president has threatened to freeze an additional $3 billion in funding

The tech magnate confirms his resignation as head of the Department of Government Efficiency

According to ‘Politico,’ the White House is reportedly considering a plan to screen the social media accounts of anyone applying to study in the country

The ban on admitting foreign students, suspended by a judge, foreshadows a long battle between the university and the government. The future of higher education in the US depends on its ability to withstand these attacks

The university had sued the US government to obtain a preliminary injunction

The latest measure affects around 6,800 students, 27% of the total at the country’s most prestigious institution, which the Republican administration wants to bend to its will

The decision adds to the government’s ideological attacks on the prestigious Ivy League university

With her graphic memoir ‘Feeding Ghosts,’ Tessa Hulls is only the second author to win the prestigious award for a comic, 33 years after ‘Maus.’ ‘I won’t write any more books,’ she warns

The agreement with China is further evidence of the erratic trade policy of the US president, who presents the solution to a problem of his own making as a triumph

The still-open wounds from decades of clerical sexual abuse, along with the growing power of far-right Catholics in Trump’s Washington, will shape relations between Robert Prevost’s Vatican and his home country

The Supreme Pontiff was born in Chicago but has spent 40 years in Peru

Employment data was better than anticipated, and the central bank is expected to hold off on making a move despite the tariff storm