Sunday, Mar 02

Trump's recent executive order designates English as the official language of the U.S., reversing previous mandates for language assistance.

Sunday, Mar 02

A federal judge ruled President Trump's attempt to remove Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger unlawful, reinforcing protections for whistleblower roles in government.

Sunday, Mar 02

Jeffrey Epstein files released by the Trump DOJ raise disappointment as they yield no new insights, prompting criticism from both conservatives and Democrats.

Sunday, Mar 02

Lt. Gen. Telita Crosland of the U.S. Army retires under pressure amid Donald Trump's crackdown on diversity initiatives within the military.

Sunday, Mar 02

Andrew Cuomo, former NY governor, launches his campaign for NYC mayor amid controversies, aiming to reclaim leadership amidst a crowded race.

Sunday, Mar 02

Rafael Caro Quintero, the infamous drug lord, pleads not guilty after his extradition from Mexico to the U.S. amid tense relations over drug trafficking and tariffs.

Sunday, Mar 02

Andrew and Tristan Tate, facing serious human trafficking charges, return to the U.S. after travel restrictions lifted, sparking political backlash and controversy.

Saturday, Mar 01

As the House passes a controversial budget resolution, Medicaid cuts spark widespread concern, prompting action across U.S. states to protect vulnerable populations.

Saturday, Mar 01

Iowa has become the first state to eliminate gender identity protections from its civil rights code, a controversial bill now signed into law by Governor Kim Reynolds.

Saturday, Mar 01

Thailand has deported 40 Uyghurs to China, raising international outcry over potential human rights violations faced by the detainees.