Family Sues After Death of Renee Good During Minneapolis ICE Raids
The family of Renee Good has filed lawsuits against the U.S. government and immigration officials after her killing during Minneapolis ICE raids.
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Diplomatic rupture: Ethiopia orders Eritrean diplomats out as Asmara cuts ties
Ethiopia ordered the closure of its embassy and expelled Eritrean diplomats; Eritrea responded by cutting all diplomatic ties amid fears of wider conflict.
Shared Concern, Divergent Views: How the US and China Perceive AI
Shared unease masks stark differences in how the US and China perceive AI, shaping policy, industry and public debate.
How Xi Jinping Viewed the United States During the Trump Years
An evidence-based look at Beijing’s strategic response to U.S. policy under Trump and the lasting effects on bilateral ties.
Administration Withdraws Lance Schroyer Nomination, Leaving ICE Without Senate-Confirmed Leader
The White House has withdrawn Lance Schroyer’s nomination to head ICE, leaving the agency without a Senate-confirmed director and raising questions about enforcement leadership.
Trump Signals Hope for End to Iran Conflict as Violence Spreads from Yemen to Saudi Cities
Trump expressed hope the Iran conflict may be ending as Saudi strikes in Yemen and Houthi attacks raise oil and shipping risks.
Elections Offer Limited Cure for Brazil’s Deep Economic and Institutional Woes
Elections in Brazil are unlikely to resolve chronic slow growth and entrenched corruption without long-term institutional and economic reforms.
Court halts DHS four-year limit on visas for graduate students and postdocs
A federal judge has enjoined a DHS plan to cap visas for graduate students and postdocs at four years, pausing the rule while legal challenges continue.
Trump urges Kyiv to pause refinery strikes as diesel costs climb
Trump said Ukraine should suspend strikes on Russian refineries amid rising diesel prices and energy tensions, speaking while in Ireland.
Analysis Finds Pharma Side-Deals Could Erode Trump Plan’s Medicare Savings
Analysis suggests secret deals with drugmakers could slash projected Medicare savings from most-favored-nation pricing by up to 80%.