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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's efforts to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians, marking a legal victory for immigrant advocates.

In a surprise move, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a temporary ceasefire in the Ukraine war to coincide with Orthodox Easter celebrations. The truce will be observed from April 11th through April 16th.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has rewritten the charter for the CDC's vaccine advisory panel, giving himself more power to appoint anti-vaccine allies and shifting the panel's focus to alleged vaccine risks.

As the Iran war escalates and tensions with President Trump deepen, NATO struggles to maintain unity and relevance in the face of growing global challenges.

Melania Trump forcefully denies any ties to Jeffrey Epstein and calls for a hearing to give a voice to survivors of his abuse. She condemns attempts to defame her reputation.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper's stirring Mansion House address outlines the UK's international agenda and calls for unity in the face of global economic shifts.

The United States Postal Service is proposing price increases and delaying retirement fund contributions amidst ongoing operational and financial strains.

Melania Trump defends herself against Epstein ties, but is it a strategic move to distract from the administration's Iran crisis?

Florida Attorney General launches investigation into OpenAI over fears of data and technology falling into the wrong hands, links to criminal activity, and potential national security risks.

Renowned academic Rodolfo Acuña, a key figure in the establishment of Chicano Studies, has died at the age of 93. His seminal work 'Occupied America' remains an influential text for students today.