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President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Thursday aimed at narrowing who qualifies for automatic US citizenship at birth and banning the practice of "birth tourism," reviving his push to restrict birthright citizenship weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his previous attempt. "We're making
Vice President JD Vance called on Congress Wednesday to write the administration's anti-fraud campaign into law, telling lawmakers at a White House roundtable that the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud has identified $230 billion in suspected fraud and stopped $56 billion in fraudulent payments since President Donald
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic primary for US Senate, overcoming a spending disadvantage of more than 8 to 1 and opposition from his party's establishment to claim the left's most significant victory of the midterm cycle — and set
Tens of thousands of young Indians took to the streets in cities across the country over recent days, in demonstrations organized largely through social media that began as protests over unemployment and a botched examination cycle and have widened into the most sustained youth challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi'
Qatar's prime minister said mediators have brought the United States and Iran closer to a renewed ceasefire framework than at any point since fighting resumed, while cautioning that unresolved disputes over the Strait of Hormuz and the sequencing of sanctions relief mean an agreement is "not done
Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, warned Wednesday that Pyongyang will adopt "additional military options" in response to what she called Japan's transformation into a military power, days after Tokyo test-fired a US-made Tomahawk cruise missile for
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announced that a government led by his party would use the armed forces to prevent migrant boats from crossing the English Channel, unveiling a plan he called "Operation Fortress" that would place the Royal Navy in command of a blockade-style operation and
Representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross met with Myanmar's detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, the organization confirmed, marking her first known contact with anyone outside the military's custody system in more than a year and the first independent assessment of her
A coalition of 25 states filed suit Thursday challenging President Donald Trump's newest round of tariffs, arguing the administration's shift to different statutory authorities after the Supreme Court curbed his emergency-powers levies suffers from the same constitutional defect: taxation imposed without Congress. The complaint, filed
Senate negotiators reached agreement Saturday on a short-term spending bill that would keep the federal government funded into the fall, defusing for now the threat of a shutdown and buying appropriators time to finish work on full-year bills stalled by disputes over the cost of the Iran war
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Saturday he will run for a fourth term in October, telling a Workers' Party convention in Brasilia that he intends to win and that the country "cannot go backwards." "I am ready. I have the energy of a
Several thousand migrants, most of them young Moroccans, have swum or scrambled around border barriers into Ceuta over recent days, overwhelming reception facilities in the Spanish enclave on the North African coast and reigniting a long-running dispute between Madrid and Rabat over border control. Groups of swimmers set out
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