Politics News

Martin Gugino, the 81-year-old activist who was infamously shoved by Buffalo police during a 2020 Black Lives Matter protest, has died. His legal battle against the city highlighted police brutality.

A USC freshman's attorney says the teen lost an eye after being shot by a Homeland Security agent at a recent Los Angeles protest against Trump administration policies.

New government plan aims to help disabled people find work by removing the threat of losing benefits, but activists say more is needed to tackle workplace hostility.

Ukraine's president claims the US is overlooking evidence that Russia is helping Iran target US bases in the Middle East due to its trust in Vladimir Putin.

Vice President Vance addresses reporters in Budapest, denying that Lebanon was part of any U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement discussions.

Investigative report exploring the rise of 'gray money' and the untraceable funds fueling the 2026 midterm elections, a growing trend in campaign finance.

Bill Gates to appear before House Oversight Committee in June as part of investigation into Jeffrey Epstein ties. Former Attorney General Pam Bondi's testimony has been postponed.

The Trump administration is seeking to obtain detailed medical records of millions of federal workers, retirees, and their families, raising privacy concerns among experts.

As tensions escalate, Americans are divided on whether to trust President Trump's instinctual handling of the conflict with Iran.

JD Vance, US Vice President, says Iran had a legitimate misunderstanding about Lebanon's inclusion in the recent ceasefire talks, and warns Iran would be 'dumb' to let the talks collapse over this issue.