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POLITICS

John Bolton to Plead Guilty in Classified Documents Case

Thursday, Jun 04

John Bolton is set to plead guilty to classified document charges and pay a substantial fine, marking a significant legal development.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Sues Four States Over Undercover License Plate Denials to ICE

Friday, May 29

The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against four states for denying undercover license plates to ICE agents, citing implications for national security and law enforcement.

WORLD NEWS

US to Mandate Green Card Applicants Leave for Home Country

Saturday, May 23

New US policy requires foreigners seeking green cards to leave the country and apply from home, stirring controversy among advocates.

POLITICS

US Judge Dismisses Charges Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia Following Vindictive Prosecution Ruling

Saturday, May 23

Federal judge dismisses human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing vindictive motives from the Trump administration.

WORLD NEWS

US Administration Intensifies Military Threats Against Cuba Amid Renewed Charges

Friday, May 22

US escalates military presence and rhetoric towards Cuba following criminal charges against former president Raul Castro.

POLITICS

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks Resigns Amid Trump Administration Shakeup

Friday, May 15

Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks resigns, marking another turnover in Trump's immigration policy team.

ECONOMY

US Trade Court Rules Against Trump's Global Tariffs, Initiating Legal Complexity

Saturday, May 09

US Trade Court strikes down Trump’s 10% global tariffs, raising questions on trade authority and prompting appeals.

POLITICS

Jerome Powell to Remain on Federal Reserve Board, Citing Legal Pressures

Thursday, Apr 30

Jerome Powell plans to remain on the Federal Reserve Board after his term ends, citing legal pressures and concerns over the Fed's independence.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Considers Ending Deportation Protections for Syrian and Haitian Immigrants

Wednesday, Apr 29

The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Syrian and Haitian immigrants, potentially affecting over 1 million individuals.