Thursday, Jan 23

The Fraternal Order of Police decries Trump's pardons for January 6 rioters, stating it sends a dangerous message undermining law enforcement.

Thursday, Jan 23

Harvard settles two lawsuits regarding antisemitism, agreeing to adopt the IHRA definition and enhance protections for Jewish students on campus.

Thursday, Jan 23

Democratic-led states and civil rights groups are suing to block Trump's birthright citizenship order, arguing it violates the U.S. Constitution.

Thursday, Jan 23

A US Border Patrol agent was fatally shot in a line of duty incident in Vermont near the Canadian border, prompting an ongoing FBI investigation.

Thursday, Jan 23

Trump's threats regarding the Panama Canal spark diplomatic strife, challenging U.S.-Panama relations amid historical narratives and modern geopolitical tensions.

Wednesday, Jan 22

In a high-profile trial, Jimmy Lai denies allegations of foreign collusion while admitting to urging US sanctions against Chinese officials' children.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Republicans renew efforts to reshape the 2030 Census to exclude people in the U.S. illegally, aiming for political advantage and apportionment of congressional seats.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Republican senators express mixed reactions to Trump's pardons for January 6 rioters, raising concerns about public safety and law enforcement support.

Wednesday, Jan 22

In his first public trial appearance, South Korea's embattled President Yoon defends his actions during the controversial martial law decree as political turmoil escalates.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Democratic-led states sue to block Trump's birthright citizenship order, arguing it violates the U.S. Constitution and threatens children's rights.