Politics

Tucson took action against ICE. Now the city is bracing for state Republicans to fight back

‘You cannot compromise with crazy,’ the mayor says after taking steps to block the agency from targeting its residents

The Real Cost of Withdrawing U.S. Troops From Germany

The American drawdown is a cultural divorce as well as a military one.

‘We’re going backwards’: five civil rights activists slam the supreme court’s gutting of Voting Rights Act

Organizers, including Selma foot soliders, say ruling is latest chapter in long battle over Black disenfranchisement in US

The US could soon make it easier to execute people with intellectual disabilities

A supreme court decision will determine whether the cruel, unconstitutional execution of people with intellectual disability becomes even more prevalent

Joseph Fiennes on parenting, politics and banning children from social media: ‘Stand up, Keir, this is your kids’ generation’

He’s played English titans from William Shakespeare to Gareth Southgate, but what does the actor really think about the country today?

‘Largely slop’: Trump’s new counterterrorism strategy is scant on substance but heavy on enemies

Critics say document outlining strategy is both ‘completely Trumpian’ and an ‘alarming’ escalation in rhetoric

'The worst kind of predator': Louisiana pastor found guilty for third time of molesting teen boys

Terry Reed, who was convicted at trial of abusing two minors, could be imprisoned for 40 years

Wild moments in Trumpworld this week that captured attention

President Donald Trump was busy as ever this week, hosting several colorful events at the White House while monitoring the Iran war and overseeing beautification projects in the nation’s capital.

U.S. judge will not rubber-stamp Elon Musk's $1.5 million settlement with SEC

Musk, the world's richest person, bought Twitter for $44 billion in 2022.

U.S. sanctions companies and individuals in the Middle East and China for helping Iran

The moves target 11 entities and three individuals based in Iran, China, Belarus and the United Arab Emirates.

Noem's infamous 'Alligator Alcatraz' likely to close soon

Florida officials are in talks with the Trump administration about closing down “Alligator Alcatraz,” the cheeky term for a pop-up detention center for illegal immigrants in the Everglades, in the near future, the Washington Examiner has learned.

The lawsuit that makes you pay for car theft

Imagine that an automaker makes a car that meets every applicable federal safety standard, is sold to millions of willing customers, and operates exactly as intended. But that particular car became a target for thieves, allegedly because it did not contain an engine immobilizer, which wasn’t required.