Politics News

The Trump-appointed Commission of Fine Arts has approved a new gold coin design featuring the former president's likeness, sparking debate over the politicization of U.S. currency.

Exploring the debate around renaming Cesar Chavez Avenue and the complex legacy of the iconic labor activist and civil rights leader.

Teenage Iranian national wrestler Saleh Mohammadi was one of the first to be executed for alleged killings of police during anti-government protests, raising global outrage.

Belarus has released 250 political prisoners, its largest release yet, as part of a deal to ease US sanctions. While a humanitarian breakthrough, many remain imprisoned.

A 19-year-old Mexican national died while in ICE custody at a Florida detention center, making him the youngest person to die in Trump-era immigration detention.

The Trump administration unveils a multi-phase plan to move federal student loan management and the FAFSA process from the Department of Education to the Treasury Department.

The Biden administration explores strategies to alleviate American anxiety over skyrocketing prices across multiple sectors of the economy.

Several U.S. states have filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's revocation of a key scientific finding about climate change, which served as a basis for regulations to address the issue.

Democrats raise concerns over Jared Kushner's undisclosed financial interests in the Middle East as he serves as a White House advisor on foreign policy.

The Trump administration is moving the $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio from the Education Department to the Treasury Department, marking a significant change in how the nation's student debt is managed.