Politics News

The Trump administration's plan for a new White House visitor screening center has raised concerns over privacy and security. Experts weigh in on the potential impacts.

A judge has ruled that a lawmaker must be allowed to join the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts board meeting, amidst a debate over President Trump's name being added to the building's exterior.

Rare protest in Cuba turns violent, leading to arrests and property damage at local Communist party office in Moron.

The unpopular war in Iran and resulting economic fallout could lead to Trump's downfall, as high oil prices impact Americans across the board.

A top Democratic senator condemns defense secretary Pete Hegseth's remarks endorsing the killing of US enemies, warning it could violate international law.

Indigenous groups in Canada have mixed reactions to Mark Carney's plans to boost resource extraction, with some challenging the proposals to support the country's economy against US threats.

A well-connected Washington lobbyist faces serious charges after allegedly trying to extort a client who received a controversial Trump pardon. The case sheds light on the shadowy world of political influence.

A lawyer and lobbyist who represented a former nursing home executive seeking a pardon has been arrested on an extortion charge, raising questions about lobbying practices and political influence.

The US Department of Justice has dismissed charges against a military veteran who burned the American flag in protest of Trump's executive order banning flag burning near the White House.

Home Office reverses controversial rule, allowing some British-EU dual citizens to use EU passports to travel to UK with post-Brexit settlement status.