US Moves Toward Massive Tariff Refunds After Court Ruling Struck Down Trump Duties
The United States is preparing to begin the next phase of one of the largest refund efforts in recent trade history, with importers set
Eric Trump to Join President on China Visit, Prompting Fresh Conflict Questions
Eric Trump will accompany President Donald Trump on next month’s state visit to China, according to a spokeswoman for the Trump Organization, adding a
Threats Force Erika Kirk to Withdraw From Georgia Event With JD Vance
Erika Kirk withdrew from a scheduled public appearance with Vice President JD Vance at the University of Georgia after receiving what organizers described as
East Harlem Chosen for First City-Backed Grocery Store as Mamdani Defends Costly Plan
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has identified East Harlem as the first location for the city’s planned network of publicly backed grocery stores, placing
Senate Democrats Renew Push to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers as Deadline Nears
Senate Democrats are preparing another attempt to curb President Donald Trump’s authority to continue military action against Iran without congressional approval, reviving a fight
White House Weighs Erica Schwartz for CDC as Agency Faces Prolonged Leadership Turmoil
The White House is considering former deputy U.S. surgeon general Erica Schwartz to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a move that
New Slovenian Parliament Speaker Triggers Controversy With Referendum Announcement on NATO Membership
Just days after being elected speaker of the Slovenian parliament, Zoran Stevanović triggered strong reactions with statements announcing both a visit to Moscow and
Croatian Unions Announce Major Zagreb Protest as Employers Reject Pay Demands
Three major trade union confederations, together with the Union of Pensioners of Croatia, have announced a large protest in Zagreb for Saturday, April 18,