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James, a Democrat and vocal critic of Trump, said the Trump administration was using the justice system as a "tool of revenge."

The singer wrote in a comment: “don’t ever use my songs to promote your racist, hateful propaganda.”

The Georgia Republican hit back at a news report that said she had told colleagues she wants to run for president.

The Trump "Gold Card" visa program would offer foreigners who make a $1 million contribution an expedited path to U.S. residency.

In just over a year, Mamdani went from a rank outsider to being elected the mayor of the nation's largest city.

An internal dossier said the BBC misled viewers by splicing together separate sections of Trump's speech.

As NYC elects its next mayor, Governor Greg Abbott said he would "impose a 100 percent tariff" on New Yorkers moving to Texas.

‘60 Minutes’ Airing Edited Version of Donald Trump Interview Under Scrutiny

A poll found Trump's approval rating among white people has slipped to the lowest level since he returned to office in January.

President Donald Trump’s push for GOP-led states to redraw congressional boundaries has set off a wave of redistricting efforts.

The 22nd Amendment says that “no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.”

New members who are more aligned with Trump's policies will be named to the commission, says a White House official.

The Trump administration is set to issue new guidance prohibiting states from removing medical debt from credit reports.

President Donald Trump said the ballroom is being "paid for 100 percent by me and some friends of mine, donors."

The Department of Education is “exploring” ways to move some education programs to another federal agency, a spokesperson said.

Ted Dintersmith told Newsweek schools need to "lean into AI" and use career-based leaning to prepare children for the world today.

While divorce is on the decline overall, the number of divorces among people ages 50 and older has risen since the 1990s.

Veteran GOP Fundraiser Quits Party, Trashes Donald Trump

The numbers from the San Francisco Police Department show violent crime is down in 2025, although thefts in one district have risen.

Organizers say nearly 7 million people took to the streets for "No Kings" demonstrations against President Donald Trump.