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The US and Japan coordinated efforts to stabilize the yen, addressing economic challenges and global financial stability concerns.
25 US states have filed a lawsuit against Trump's administration over newly imposed tariffs, arguing that they exceed his legal authority.
Michael Lombardi, UNC football's GM and ex-Belichick aide, has been placed on paid administrative leave amid a human resources investigation.
The US has announced new tariffs on 60 countries, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, amid allegations of not enforcing bans on forced labor.
The Justice Department retracts subpoenas against New York Times journalists after a judge criticizes its legal actions related to Air Force One reporting.
A federal judge has temporarily halted Trump's efforts to revoke work permits from immigrants with Temporary Protected Status amid ongoing litigation.
ICE halts vehicle stops after deadly shootings of two men in enforcement operations raise safety concerns.
A lawsuit claims the Trump administration illegally shared Iranian asylum seekers' confidential information with Tehran, endangering their lives.
John Brennan sues the Justice Department, seeking preservation of records amidst investigations tied to his role in 2016 Russian interference claims.
The Supreme Court's decision allows states to count late-arriving mail ballots, marking a political setback for the GOP.
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