A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, his movement points to J. D. Vance as Trump’s political successor
Turning Point USA, the slain conservative activist’s organization, is widely expected to back the current vice president
700 threatening calls and a family plan for home intrusions: US judges face growing intimidation
Several judges, including Supreme Court justices, who are handling high-profile cases or challenges to controversial measures by Donald Trump, say they are facing escalating harassment
Trump persists in pushing fee of over $100,000 for H-1B visas
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked a similar plan in June
Challenging Supreme Court, Trump doubles down on efforts to limit birthright citizenship, influence the Fed and impose tariffs
The president lost three key cases, but by then the high court had expanded executive power in the US
Arrest exposes opaque agreement between Puerto Rico and ICE to share migrants’ information
Inocencia Rodríguez was intercepted while driving her car. She is in an ongoing immigration process but remained in custody until a federal judge demanded her release
More than 100 days without water: The crisis hitting thousands in Puerto Rico, on top of the blackouts
Years of underinvestment and inadequate maintenance of key infrastructure have been compounded by a drought that threatens to trigger partial rationing
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