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The decision highlights the European left’s harsher approach to immigration as it looks to quell the rise of far-right parties.

President Donald Trump signed executive orders to support the futuristic technology, with the aim of building a machine capable of scientific research by 2028.

The driver of the speeding Tesla that killed a Texas grandmother told investigators he was using the car's self-driving feature.

For years, some of Alaska’s most vulnerable children have faced harsh conditions for months at a time in locked psychiatric facilities. A new law aims to change that. The legislation, HB 36, follows a 2023 Mother Jones investigation that found that the state’s Office of Children’s Services routinely placed foster kids at North Star Behavioral […]

Joshua Scheer As public support for Israel continues to erode amid the wars in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, a little-noticed provision buried inside the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act could fundamentally reshape the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv. Critics warn that Section 224—the “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative”—would move beyond annual military aid […]

Washington insisted the Islamic Republic had agreed to resume UN nuclear inspections, though Tehran said it made “no new commitments.”

As bipartisan lawmakers consider granting ICE sweeping new information-sharing powers to combat an “explosion” in cargo theft, the data tells a different story.

The call comes on the heels of a recent UN declaration that the slave trade was a crime against humanity.

Anna Maria Barry-Jester ProPublica After the Trump administration upended the world’s largest foreign aid provider last year, terminating thousands of programs and firing nearly all of its staff, its plan for the agency was clear: Eliminate it entirely. But because it is a congressionally created agency, President Donald Trump needed lawmakers’ permission to do so. […]