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A federal judge has sided with the New York Times in a ruling against the Pentagon's policies that aimed to restrict the work of 'disfavored journalists', marking a significant victory for press freedom.

Gustavo Petro, Colombia's progressive leader, is under investigation in the US for potential connections to drug traffickers. He denies these claims.

Fresno, California takes swift action to undo Cesar Chavez Blvd naming in the wake of sex abuse allegations, highlighting debates faced by towns nationwide over honoring controversial figures.

Revelations of an investigation into Colombian President Gustavo Petro's potential connections to drug cartels rock bilateral relations between the US and Colombia.

Discover the key provisions of the recently signed Congressional Bill S. 4138 and its impact on the nation. Our expert analysis explores the legislation's scope and significance.

A federal judge has struck down key aspects of the Pentagon's policies limiting press access and freedom of the press. The ruling restores credentials for several journalists barred from Pentagon facilities.

Federal judge blocks Trump-era Pentagon policy that threatened journalists' security access over unfavorable coverage.

The 'jungle primary' system in California has shaken up the governor's race, raising the prospect of a Republican victory in the deeply Democratic state. Explore the key factors that could lead to this unexpected outcome.

Senator John Fetterman's surprise vote to advance Republican Markwayne Mullin's nomination as Homeland Security Secretary has outraged his Democratic colleagues, sparking calls for his resignation.

Congressman Jim Himes is urging colleagues to back the extension of a sweeping surveillance authority, claiming Kash Patel's FBI has not misused the powers, according to internal messaging obtained by WIRED.