Rights groups allege beatings, sexual abuse, and secret deportations at Fort Bliss camp, urging urgent closure amid claims of inhumane and illegal practices.
During an NYC check-in, ICE arrested Fei Zheng and separated him from his 6-year-old son Yuanxin, leaving advocates demanding answers and accountability.
At their fall assembly, U.S. bishops issued a rare message urging compassion and reform amid fear and harsh immigration enforcement.
Border Patrol agents clashed with protesters in Chicago’s Little Village, leading to violence, arrests, and outrage over use-of-force tactics.
As the shutdown reaches 40 days, Trump halts SNAP aid for 42M Americans, escalating tension as legal battles over emergency funding unfold.
Veterans criticize the use of National Guard in D.C., citing legal concerns, politicization risks, and harm to civil-military trust and local communities.
Nearly one-third of U.S. states are in or near recession, raising alarms as job losses mount and economic growth slows, per Moody’s economist Mark Zandi.
The National Park Service (NPS), long considered a guardian of America’s natural and cultural treasures, is now facing deep challenges as President Donald Trump seeks to cut the budget of NPS by around 1.2 billion dollars.
The Impoundment Control Act protects Congress’ “power of the purse,” preventing executive overreach in federal spending.
Indirect emissions from financial investments can be tricky to measure, but a new study finds a 24% higher carbon footprint for top oil and gas firms when accounting for these emissions.
Governor Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 166 and House Bill 690 on July 5. SB 166 changes building codes; HB 690 bars state digital currency.
Shareholder proposals allow activist investors to push for climate goals during annual company meetings, despite frequent corporate resistance.