Friday, Apr 11

Indonesia is set to temporarily shelter 1,000 Palestinians affected by the Gaza conflict, emphasizing the plan as humanitarian support, not relocation.

Friday, Apr 11

Lee Jae-myung has officially declared his candidacy for South Korea's presidency, promising to address inequality and drive economic growth in a turbulent political context.

Friday, Apr 11

The US Postal Service seeks approval to raise stamp prices to 78 cents to enhance financial stability, reflecting ongoing economic challenges.

Thursday, Apr 10

Ksenia Karelina, a US-Russian dual citizen, was released in a prisoner swap with Russia involving Arthur Petrov, showcasing efforts to mend ties between the two nations.

Thursday, Apr 10

The SSA reverses its plan for in-person identity checks, allowing phone verification starting April 14 amid rising fraud concerns.

Thursday, Apr 10

The US House has approved a bill curbing federal judges' powers to issue nationwide injunctions against Trump's policies, marking a shift in judiciary control.

Thursday, Apr 10

Donald Trump announces impending major tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, raising concerns about soaring drug prices and potential shortages.

Thursday, Apr 10

The Supreme Court upholds Trump’s authority to fire thousands of federal employees, impacting the reinstatement of probationary workers amid ongoing legal battles.

Thursday, Apr 10

Federal judges in Texas and New York have temporarily blocked the deportation of Venezuelan men accused of gang affiliation, citing due process under the Alien Enemies Act.

Thursday, Apr 10

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett faces intense backlash from MAGA supporters after siding with liberal justices on a key deportation ruling.