What began earlier this week as a call for a statewide “Day of Truth and Freedom” has materialized into one of the largest coordinated acts of public protest in Minnesota in years — with thousands of residents marching through downtown Minneapolis, hundreds of businesses shuttering operations, and arrests made during …

The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced a sweeping new round of sanctions Friday targeting nine vessels and their owners linked to Iran’s so-called “shadow fleet” — a covert maritime network used to export Iranian crude oil and petroleum products to global markets. The move is …

A short clip circulating online has reignited a familiar debate: who decides what “health” means—and how far that authority extends? The remarks, tied to World Health Organization’s Immunization Agenda 2030, were welcomed by pediatric leaders including Lee Savio Beers of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The language was upbeat and …

The Federal Communications Commission has issued new guidance warning television broadcasters that daytime and late-night talk shows may no longer automatically qualify for exemptions from federal “equal time” requirements when featuring political candidates—marking a potentially significant shift in how election-season media appearances are regulated. In a public statement posted Wednesday, …

President Donald Trump and his allies are framing a newly announced framework for a Greenland-related deal as a major success for U.S. interests, following tense diplomatic discussions at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The development, which came after discussions with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, has been described …