The US Supreme Court has temporarily lifted the ban on Trump's plan to lay off thousands of employees at the Department of Education, marking another victory for the White House before the judiciary. Liberal judges warned that the decision violates the constitutional separation of powers
Since money has more value in America than in other parts of the world, budget allocation is not only a matter of the functioning of the state, but a matter of the priorities of those in power. The rich will have more, the poor even less, and all together will be more in debt than before
At least 23 girls are missing and at least 24 people are dead after a storm with nearly 30 inches of rain drenched an area known as "Flood Alley" in Texas.
Since last week, modern war historiography, especially that of the Middle East, is richer for a new idiom - the 13-day war waged by Israel and Iran from June 24 to XNUMX of the current year, which US President Donald Trump decided to abruptly "end" on the summer solstice, swinging the Midnight Hammer and "completely crushing the Iranian nuclear program", as he himself immediately boasted.
Thanks to Trump's new law, the rich could only get richer, and more people on food stamps would have to work to keep their benefits
Although Republicans hold a majority in the Senate, the vote was 50-50, with Republican Senators Rand Paul, Susan Collins and Tom Tillis voting against, along with all 47 Democrats.
The United States of America has decided to allow NIS to continue operating even after the expiration of the previous license, issued on April 25.
US President Donald Trump emphasized his role in mediating a ceasefire between Israel and Iran at the NATO summit in The Hague
US President Donald Trump, who promised to end the wars of his predecessors, sent aircraft carriers, destroyers and bombers across the seven seas, dropping 13.600 kg bombs on Iranian bunkers 90 meters underground, plunging America into war with Iran. He briefly met Israel's war objective of killing 17 Iranian nuclear scientists so far, then quickly declared mission accomplished and called for a cease-fire as the last salvos of what was hopefully a short war rang out.
Iran, in response to the US bombing of nuclear facilities, launched missiles at US bases in Iraq and Qatar
Although Donald Trump claims that the US destroyed three nuclear facilities in Iran, experts warn that there is no hard evidence for this. There was also no decision by the US Congress or a UN resolution on the attack
The American GBU-57 is considered the most powerful bunker-busting bomb in the world. Only it can destroy Iran's protected nuclear facilities. Now US President Trump has issued an order to attack
A 15-ton bomb, which only America possesses, was dropped by the US on the last intact nuclear facility in Iran
Many are worried, but most Western countries are sending words of support for the US decision, while Muslim countries are not nearly as enthusiastic about US officials
The first reactions from Iran, after the bombardment of their nuclear facilities by America, are between counter-threats and claims of little damage.
Donald Trump has warned Iran that the US may continue attacks if Iran does not agree to peace. He described the US military strikes on three nuclear facilities in Iran as a "spectacular military success" and added that the facilities were "totally destroyed".
The NIS company is trying to avoid the potential consequences of US sanctions due to the Russian ownership stake. After three previous licenses, a new request for a special license has now been sent to the US Treasury Department, so that business can continue after June 27
As tanks rolled down the National Avenue in Washington, Donald Trump celebrated the military - and himself. His birthday spectacle was met with harsh criticism due to its high cost and authoritarian symbolism. Meanwhile, protests continue to rage in the US
The murder of Democratic politician Melissa Hortman and the attack on Senator John Hoffman shook Minnesota. The attacker was identified as 57-year-old Vance Belter, a conservative and Donald Trump voter. He left behind a "manifesto" with a list of goals and is still on the run
Demonstrations across the country against Donald Trump's deportation policy have been announced for Saturday. There is also the "No Kings" group, which says that they want "no thrones, no crowns, no kings" in the USA.
Whether he's using the military against protesters in Los Angeles or ignoring clear orders from federal judges, President Donald Trump is shaking the democratic foundations of the United States
For almost four months, the most powerful and richest man in the world worked closely to change the American administration, and it ended as expected. Two irrepressible egos separated in an explosion
According to Professor Noah Feldman, a professor of law at Harvard, the short-term goal of the new American president is to be in the center of media attention as someone who opposes "Harvard liberals", and to intimidate all those in higher education who do not agree with his policies. The longer-term goal is related to his broader attack on democratic values and institutions. The more he is able to weaken independent institutions, the more dominant his political agenda becomes
The feud between Musk and Trump erupted over a tax relief bill that economists estimate could add $600 billion to the U.S. budget deficit
US President Donald Trump has called in the National Guard and the Marines to "suppress" the protests in Los Angeles. Critics consider it a taboo breaking. Texas authorities also want to use the military
The period of love between the most powerful and richest man in the world, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, has passed. Feathers fly in all directions
An appeals court restored Trump's ability to impose tariffs, just a day after the Court of International Trade ruled that they were illegal. The fate of Trump's economic policies now depends on further court proceedings and possible interference by the Supreme Court
