Tuesday, Mar 25

A Japanese court has ordered the dissolution of the Unification Church amid revelations of its controversial practices and ties to the assassination of Shinzo Abe.

Monday, Mar 24

The Supreme Court declines to reconsider defamation protections in a case brought by billionaire Steve Wynn against the press.

Sunday, Mar 23

Six journalists from Voice of America are suing the Trump administration for unlawfully shutting down the network, claiming violations of First Amendment rights.

Saturday, Mar 22

The U.S. government denies claims that a French scientist was barred entry due to opinions on Trump, citing concerns over confidential information instead.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Chinese state media celebrates Trump's cuts to Voice of America, highlighting concerns over global press freedom and the rise of authoritarian narratives.

Wednesday, Mar 19

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams return to Earth after nine months in space, becoming a political flashpoint amidst their rescue saga.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Louisiana executes Jessie Hoffman, marking its first use of nitrogen gas for capital punishment amid legal challenges and controversy over the method.

Wednesday, Mar 19

House Democrats request details from DOGE under the FOIA, questioning its operations and access to sensitive data amid concerns about legality and transparency.

Wednesday, Mar 19

French politician Raphael Glucksmann demands the return of the Statue of Liberty, sparking strong responses from the U.S. White House amidst historical tensions.

Monday, Mar 17

Trump signs order placing all staff at Voice of America on leave, prompting widespread condemnation from press advocates and concerns over media freedom.